Exogone [Exogone]

Exogone
Description

The genus Exogone includes small, often overlooked syllid worms with simple, streamlined bodies. They are primarily known for their capacity to reproduce asexually through budding, in addition to sexual reproduction. Exogone species are usually found in sedimentary environments, where they contribute to the detritus-based food web.

Species
Exogone naidina
Exogone naidina [Exogone naidina]
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Exogone heterosetosa
Exogone heterosetosa [Exogone heterosetosa]
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Exogone lourei
Exogone lourei [Exogone lourei]
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Exogone wolfi
Exogone wolfi [Exogone wolfi]
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Taxonomy
Phylum Segmented Worms
Annelida
Class Polychaetes
Polychaeta
Order Aciculata
Aciculata
Family Syllids
Syllidae
Statistics
  • Species 4