Species
- Eunice afra
- Eunice antennata
- Eunice aphroditois, Bobbit Worm
- Eunice australis
- Eunice bilobata
- Eunice borneensis
- Eunice denticulata
- Eunice filamentosa
- Eunice fuscafasciata
- Eunice norvegica
- Eunice pennata
- Eunice perimensis
- Eunice perrieri
- Eunice petersi
- Eunice philippinensis
- Eunice philocorallia
- Eunice plessisi
- Eunice plicata
- Eunice polybranchia
- Eunice prayensis
- Eunice procera
- Eunice profunda
- Eunice tovarae
- Eunice uschakovi
- Eunice vittata
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