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Is Tomopteris the only planktonic polychaete that has yellow bioluminescence?

April 26, 2017bioluminescence planktonic polychaete Yellow

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Is Tomopteris the only planktonic polychaete that has yellow bioluminescence?

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however, which also has a rare yellow bioluminescence, but is a bacteria rather than a worm. It lives is very low quantities in all oceans of the world and is found in higher concentrations within special light organs of deep sea marine life, and in the gut of marine mammals.