-
identical with that of
priapulids,
indicating that
their mouth is an
original trait inherited from the last
common ancestor of both
priapulids and arthropods...
- larger-bodied free-living
phyla like
ribbon worms,
peanut worms, and
priapulids. Glare, P.G.W., ed. (1982).
Oxford Latin Dictionary (Combined ed., repr...
-
specimens often being wider than
longer ones. The
characteristic proboscis of
priapulids is
present at the anterior,
attached to the
trunk of the animal, proceeded...
- that
arthropods were
closely related to
other groups such as nematodes,
priapulids and tardigrades, but
these remained minority views because it was difficult...
- with a
pharynx include the tardigrades,
annelids and arthropods, and the
priapulids (which have an
eversible pharynx). The "pharynx" of the
nematode worm...
- "worms"
include annelids, nematodes, flatworms, nemerteans, chaetognaths,
priapulids, and
insect larvae such as
grubs and maggots. The term "helminth" is sometimes...
- it was
reinterpreted as a
gigantic priapulid, at
least 1
metre (3.3 ft) long, far
exceeding most
known priapulids in size.
Omnidens was
later identified...
- same
build as
modern priapulids, but
phylogenetic analysis indicates that it
falls outside the
crown group,
making it a stem
priapulid. The name plesion...
-
pharygneal armature that
characterises modern ecdysozoans,
including priapulids. Hou, Xian-Guag; Aldridge, Richard; Bergstrom, Jan; Siveter,
David J;...
- For example, the
research suggests Markuelia has
closest affinity to
priapulid worms, and is
adjacent to the
evolutionary branching of Priapulida, Nematoda...
