Semiodera [Semiodera]
Description
Semiodera, a lesser-known genus within the Flabelligeridae family, includes species that are characterized by their semi-transparent bodies and relatively simple morphology. These marine worms are found in a variety of sediment types, from sandy to silty environments. They are believed to feed primarily on microorganisms and organic detritus, playing a role in the decomposition process on the sea floor. Due to their elusive nature and the challenges in studying them, much is still to be learned about their specific behaviors and ecological roles.
Species

Flathead Grey Mullet [Semiodera cephalus]
View DetailsTaxonomy
Phylum |
Segmented Worms
Annelida
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Class |
Polychaetes
Polychaeta
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Order |
Scolecida
Scolecida
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Family |
Flabelligerids
Flabelligeridae
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Statistics
- Species 1