enchytraeids
Enchytraeids are a group of small white annelid worms belonging to the family Enchytraeidae within the class Clitellata. They are commonly known as potworms and are typically only a few millimeters in length, with translucent bodies that reveal internal organs. The anterior end usually bears a simple prostomium, and most species lack prominent eyes.
Enchytraeids occupy a wide range of moist terrestrial habitats and some aquatic environments. They are found
Reproduction and development: Enchytraeids are clitellate annelids and are typically hermaphroditic. They reproduce by cross-fertilization and
Taxonomy and significance: The family encompasses several genera, with Enchytraeus being among the best known, including
Conservation and research: Taxonomic work continues to resolve species limits, as many taxa are small and morphologically