Nemertea Animalia Flora and Fauna Biology


The phylum Nemertea, also known as Nemertini or Rhinchocoela, consists of about 900 species. They are known as Ribbon Worms and are mostly cylindrical though some are flat. They are mostly marine, living on the sea bed, but some live in fresh water and a few in moist places on land. They have a proboscis that they can shoot out, propelled by hydrostatic pressure.








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See Also:
  • Amphiporus ochraceous - Taxonomy and description of this marine worm, its flora and fauna habitat and distribution, life history and community ecology.
  • Cerebratulus - Exercise from Invertebrate Anatomy OnLine covering the systematics, nemertea behavior and anatomy of this ribbon worm.
  • Tetrastemma - Exercise from Invertebrate Anatomy OnLine covering the systematics, nemertea external and internal anatomy of this ribbon worm, nemertea with notes on Amphiporus, Zygonemertes, and Prosoma.
  • Tubulanus rhabdotus - Taxonomy, description and photograph of this Nemertean worm, nemertea its habitat animalia and distribution, life history and community nemertea ecology.
  • Nemertes - Provides a portal to the phylum Nemertea, the nemertea ribbon worms, flora and fauna with information including their anatomy, classification nemertea and current research.
  • Nemertopsis bivittata - Taxonomy, description and photograph of this worm, its nemertea habitat and animalia distribution, life history and community ecology.
  • Proboscis Worm: Parborlasia corrugatus - Photographs and information on this worm from the Underwater Field Guide to Ross Island and McMurdo Sound, Antarctica.[PDF]
  • Introduction to the Nemertini - Introduction to the Nemertini, the ribbon worms. A short page animalia with a single photograph.
  • Baseodiscus delineatus - Taxonomy, description and photograph of this Nemertean worm, nemertea its habitat animalia and distribution, life history and community nemertea ecology.
  • Nemertea - Information on the classification of the ribbon worms with a flora and fauna photograph of Tubulanus rhabdotus.
  • Carinoma tremaphoros - Taxonomy, description and photograph of this Nemertean worm, animalia its habitat and distribution, life history and community animalia ecology.


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