Receptor-mediated endocytosis has been suggested for a stage-specific transport mechanism of vitellogenin into the oocytes of a sabellid poly chaete, Pseudopotamilla occelata. Membrane proteins of oocytes of three size classes, including small (30-70 $mu extrm{m}$ in diameter), intermediate (70-140 $mu extrm{m}$ in diameter) and large (180-200 $mu extrm{m}$ in diameter), showed a atage-specific variation. Coelomic fluid proteins (CP), ass$mu extrm{m}$ed to be vitellogenin, consists of several proteins, which showed quite a different pattern from that of yolk proteins. Incorporation of $^{125}I$-CP into the oocytes of the intermediate size class almost linearly increases with time, showing a contrast to the pattern of the large size class, in which the incorporation is low and approaches a plateau, suggesting the vitellogenin transports by a regulated process only in the intermediate size class. Vitellogenin receptor proteins were identified to be 60 kDa and 68 kDa only in the intermediate size class by a ligand blotting test.