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Palolo

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Palolo 

(Eunice viridis), a marine annelid of the class Poly-chaeta. The palolo is greenish and reaches a length of 1 m. The worm is found in the coral reefs of various tropical Pacific islands, including Fiji and Tangoa. Twice annually, in October and November, the sexually mature worms swarm at the surface of the sea; the swarming corresponds to particular phases of the moon.

The palolo is part of the diet of the local inhabitants.



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Survivors include three sons, Lincoln Barit of Hawaii, Raymond Yohe of Los Angeles and William Yohe of Salem; three daughters, Julie Barit of West Virginia, Maryann Lewis of Elmira and Debra Scanlan of Springfield; two sisters, Fuatai Weeks of Los Angeles and Palolo Hiner of West Virginia; a brother, Tapuvae Faatiliga of American Samoa; 24 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren.
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