vermiformia
Vermiformia is a proposed taxonomic clade of invertebrates that encompasses a group of animals characterized by their elongated, worm-like bodies. The term "vermiform" literally translates to "worm-shaped," reflecting this defining morphological trait. While not a universally recognized formal rank within the established Linnaean hierarchy, Vermiformia has been used in some scientific contexts to group together diverse phyla that share this superficial resemblance.
The concept of Vermiformia typically includes phyla such as Annelida (segmented worms), Nematoda (roundworms), Nemertea (ribbon