Enteropneusta

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Enteropneusta is a class of marine hemichordates commonly known as acorn worms, characterized by their burrowing lifestyle and worm-like bodies with a distinct proboscis, collar, and trunk.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf class
marine invertebrate taxon
taxon
bodyCavity coelomate
bodyPlan worm-like body
circulatorySystem open circulatory system
coelomType trimeric coelom
commonName acorn worms
describedAs marine hemichordates
development indirect development
excretoryOrgan glomerulus
feedingType deposit feeder
suspension feeder
fertilization external fertilization
firstAppearance Cambrian period NERFINISHED
gasExchange across body surface
via pharyngeal slits
habitat benthic zone
marine environment
hasBodyRegion collar
proboscis
trunk
hasCollarFunction supports mouth region
hasGillSlits pharyngeal gill slits
hasHeart dorsal contractile vessel
hasNervousSystem dorsal nerve cord
ventral nerve cord
hasNotableGenus Balanoglossus NERFINISHED
Ptychodera NERFINISHED
Saccoglossus NERFINISHED
hasProboscisFunction burrowing
feeding
hasTrunkFunction contains gut and gonads
isDeuterostome true
kingdom Animalia
larvalForm tornaria larva
lifestyle burrowing
livesIn soft sediments
locomotion peristaltic movements of proboscis and body wall
phylum Hemichordata NERFINISHED
relatedTo Chordata NERFINISHED
Pterobranchia NERFINISHED
reproduction sexual reproduction
scientificNameAuthorship Gegenbaur, 1870s (attribution approximate) NERFINISHED
skeletonType hydrostatic skeleton
subphylum Hemichordata (unranked subphylum) NERFINISHED
symmetry bilateral symmetry
taxonRank class

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Hemichordata includesClass Enteropneusta