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The "cross-eyed worm" refers to the species Priapulus caudatus, a marine worm known for its distinctive appearance, which includes a prominent, bulbous head and eyes that appear to be misaligned. This worm is typically found in shallow marine environments and plays a role in the ecosystem by contributing to sediment turnover. Its unique features and habitat make it a subject of interest in marine Biology.

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