👉 The term "Subuluridae" refers to a group of microscopic organisms that are known for their unique structures and functions, particularly in relation to the subduction zone processes within the Earth's crust. These organisms are characterized by their long, slender bodies with numerous internal structures, such as spines or pores, which allow them to navigate through the Earth's lithosphere. Additionally, they possess a highly evolved nervous system that allows for complex communication and synchronization of movements between different parts of the organism
