Flexible Solenofilomorph [Solenofilomorpha]

Description
Solenofilomorpha is the sole genus within the family Solenofilomorphidae, characterized by their unique morphological features among the polychaete annelids. These marine worms are distinguished by their elongated, flexible bodies, which lack the parapodia typical of many other polychaete families. The genus is known for its specialized feeding strategy, involving a proboscis that is used to capture prey. The worms are often found in soft sediments, where they burrow to avoid predators and to seek food. Their distribution encompasses various marine environments, highlighting a broad adaptability to different ecological niches within the marine realm.
Species

Flexible Solenofilomorph A [Flexible Solenofilomorph Alpha]
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Flexible Solenofilomorph B [Flexible Solenofilomorph Beta]
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Flexible Solenofilomorph C [Flexible Solenofilomorph Gamma]
View DetailsTaxonomy
Phylum |
Flatworms
Platyhelminthes
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Class |
Turbellaria
Turbellaria
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Order |
Acoela
Acoela
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Family |
Solenofilomorphidae
Solenofilomorphidae
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Statistics
- Species 3