Phylum Kinorhyncha: Microscopic Mud Dragons

The next phylum of Ecdysozoa that we will examine is Kinorhyncha, and it's another microscopic one. These creatures are called mud dragons, and they have a very interesting anatomy. They externally segmented and have a retractable head, or introvert, as well as other interesting features. Let's get a closer look!

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