Phylum Entoprocta: The Goblet Worms

This tutorial explores the goblet worms of Phylum Entoprocta, highlighting their unique characteristics, such as their colony structure, feeding mechanisms, and reproductive strategies. Goblet worms are mostly marine and colonial, with a resemblance to hydroid colonies due to convergent evolution. They have ciliated tentacles for feeding and respiration, and their reproduction involves both asexual budding and sexual hermaphroditism. The tutorial also compares goblet worms to bryozoans and discusses their evolutionary adaptations.

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