- parasites. Free-living
turbellarians are
mostly black,
brown or gray, but some
larger ones are
brightly colored.
Turbellarians have no
cuticle (external...
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parasitic groups: Cestoda,
Trematoda and Monogenea; however,
since the
turbellarians have
since been
proven not to be monophyletic, this
classification is...
- S2CID 84249249. Dindal, D.L. (1970). "Feeding
behavior of a
terrestrial turbellarian Bipalium adventitium". The
American Midland Naturalist. 83 (2): 635–637...
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Cotylea is a
suborder of free-living
marine turbellarian flatworms in the
order Polycladida.
Anonymoidea Dittmann, Cuadrado, Aguado, Noreña & Egger, 2019...
- However, the name
Ichthyophaga actually belongs to a
prolecithophoran turbellarian parasite in fish
established by
Syromiatnikova in 1949. In 2005, a molecular...
-
Acotylea is a
suborder of free-living
marine turbellarian flatworms in the
order Polycladida.
Superfamily Cryptoceloidea Faubel, 1984
Family Cryptocelidae...
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Turbellarians mating by **** fencing. Each has two ****es on the
undersides of
their heads which they use to
inject sperm....
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concentration of
toxic bromine; this may
serve to
deter predators. The
turbellarian flatworm Stylochus, a
serious predator of
oyster spat, has been found...
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several cellularization processes,
evolved into the
currently known turbellarian flatworms,
which are
therefore the most
primitive metazoans. The theory...
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which resemble flatworms.
Historically they were
treated as an
order of
turbellarian flatworms.
About 400
species are known, but
probably many more not yet...
