Convolutidae [Convolutidae]

Description

The Convolutidae family comprises small, flat-bodied worms that inhabit marine environments. These acoels are characterized by their simple body plan lacking a true gut and body cavity, with a mouth located on the underside. They often exhibit vibrant colors and patterns, living in a variety of habitats from shallow waters to depths. Convolutids are important in ecological communities, serving as both predators and prey, and are known for their regenerative capabilities.

Genera

Convoluta [Convoluta]

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Amphiscolops [Amphiscolops]

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Taxonomy