- A
megadrile is a kind of worm, a
mostly terrestrial oligochaete.
Megadriles are
placed within the
superorder Megadrilacea, and
include Moniligastrida...
- only one layer,
resulting in a
smaller quantity of eggs than that of the
megadrile earthworms,
which have
larger multi-layered ****ellum that have special...
-
various earthworms. Specifically,
oligochaetes comprise the
terrestrial megadrile earthworms (some of
which are
semiaquatic or
fully aquatic), and freshwater...
- as
angling hookbaits).
Larger terrestrial earthworms are also
called megadriles (which
translates to "big worms") as
opposed to the
microdriles ("small...
-
which open
posteriorly to the last
testicular segment. It
includes the
megadrile families of the
mostly terrestrial true earthworms.
There are currently...
- near the
Appalachian Mountains.
Komarekionidae is one of the few
endemic Megadrile families in
North America north of Mexico. It is the only
species in the...
- soil from
their property.
Cosmopolitan Earthworms Plisko, J.D. 2010.
Megadrile earthworm taxa
introduced to
South African soils (Oligochaeta: Acanthodrilidae...
-
Clarendon Press, Oxford. Pp. 978. Blakemore, R.J. (2013). The
major megadrile families of the
World reviewed again on
their taxonomic types (Annelida:...
- Polytoreutus.
Revue suisse de Zoologie. Dec. 104 Blakemore, R.J. 2013. The
major megadrile families of the
World reviewed again on
their taxonomic types (Annelida:...
- far six
different homologs have been found. They were
named based on
megadrile, the
group of
terrestrial ****ellate
annelids including earthworms. The...
