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• They are characterized by the complex male genitalia, with eversible complementary sclerites.
• The eversible proboscis is clearly divided into two parts.
• Traditional synapomorphies include the rhynchocoel and eversible proboscis.
• "Ottoia " was a burrower that hunted prey with its eversible proboscis.
• Like other nemerteans, " Lineus longissimus " feeds using its eversible proboscis.
• Leeches often have an eversible proboscis, or a muscular pharynx with two or three teeth.
• It grows up to long, with 4 6 black eyespots, and has a long eversible proboscis.
• The alimentary canal is straight, consisting of an eversible pharynx, an intestine, and a short rectum.
• The honey badger possesses an anal pouch which, unusual among mustelids, is eversible, a trait shared with hyenas and mongooses.
• The male androconial organs consist of a pair of large eversible hair-tufts that are attached to the genitalia, within the abdomen.
• All planarians feed through a muscular and eversible pharynx located slightly posteriorly to the middle of the body length and opening through a ventral mouth.
• The male has a median tubular organ ( called the aedeagus ) which is extended through an eversible sheath ( or'vesica') to inseminate the female.
• In species without a penis papilla, the penis is formed only during copulation by a projection of the walls in the male atrium and called an eversible penis.
• Most other turbellarians have a pharynx that is eversible ( can be extended by being turned inside-out ), and the mouths of different species can be anywhere along the underside.
• Although it has an eversible proboscis that it uses for prey capture, " N . vexillosa " also feeds on algae which it attaches to the opening of its burrow.
• The second defining characteristic of the family Cleridae is that clerids never have eversible vesicles ( small usually hidden balloon-like structures thought to be scent glands ) on their abdomen and pronotum.
• Each pair of legs is associated with an eversible structure, called a " coxal sac ", that helps the animal absorb moisture, and a small stylus that may be sensory in function.
• Follicular testes produce sperm, which are carried by a system of ducts to the cirrus, an eversible copulatory organ that usually has a hypodermic system of spines and a holdfast system of hooks.
• These turbellarians usually have an eversible pharynx, in other words, one that can be extended by being turned inside-out, and the mouths of different species can be anywhere along the underside.
• The exact positioning of the stylophore varies, but it is in the vicinity of the eversible penis and the vagina, where these two structures open into the " atrium ", a common area right inside the genital pore.