Everything about Neomeniomorpha totally explained
Neomeniomorpha is a subclass of
Aplacophora, the other subclass being
Chaetodermomorpha. Neomeniomorpha are often referred to as
Solenogatres while the
Chaetodermomorpha are oftern referred to as
Caudofauveata.
In contrast to all molluscan classes, the Aplacophora lack a shell and are instead covered by aragonotic
sclerites (spicules) that may be solid or hollow. Some species of Aplacophora have
radulas, while in others it's secondarily lost. The
salivary glands are very elaborate and an important character for taxonomy. Next to the mouth they've a unique sense organ, the vestibulum.
Solenogastres (Neomeniomorpha) feed mainly on
Cnidarians.
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