Enteropneusta

Chambers's Encyclopaedia, Volume 4: Dionysius to Friction, p. 388

Enteropneusta, a class of worm-like animals, including Balanoglossus (q.v.) and Cephalodiscus (q.v.). It is of great zoological importance because of the characters in which the members resemble vertebrates. The name, literally 'gut-breathers,' refers to the paired respiratory pouches opening from the front part of the alimentary canal.

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