Belongs within: Ecdysozoa.
Contains: Echinoderes.
The Cyclorhagida is the larger of the two major groups of kinorhynchs, small worm-like animals found mostly in marine sediments.
Characters (from Higgins 1986): 14-16 neck plates; generally round to oval-triangular; usually with numerous lateral middorsal and occasionally midterminal spines.
Cyclorhagida
|--Cateria Gerlach 1956 [Cateriidae, Cryptorhagae] H86
| |--C. gerlachi Higgins 1968 H86
| |--C. styx Gerlach 1956 H86
| `--C. submersa Gerlach 1969 H86
|--Semnoderidae [Conchorhagae] H86
| |--Sphenoderes Higgins 1969 H86
| | `--S. indicus Higgins 1969 H86
| `--Semnoderes Zelinka 1907 H86
| |--S. armiger Zelinka 1928 H86
| |--S. pacificus Higgins 1967 H86
| `--S. ponticus Băcescu & Băcescu 1956 H86
`--Cyclorhagae H86
|--Echinoderes H86
|--Condyloderes Higgins 1969 [Condyloderidae] H86
| |--C. multispinosus (McIntyre 1962) H86
| `--C. paradoxus Higgins 1969 H86
`--Centroderidae H86
|--Centroderes Zelinka 1896 H86
| |--C. eisigii Zelinka 1928 H86
| `--C. spinosus (Reinhard 1881) H86
`--Campyloderes Zelinka 1913 H86
|--C. adherens Nyholm 1947 H86
|--C. macquariae Johnston 1938 H86
`--C. vanhoeffeni Zelinka 1913 H86
*Type species of generic name indicated
REFERENCES
[H86] Higgins, R. P. 1986. Kinorhyncha. In Stygofauna Mundi: A Faunistic, Distributional, and Ecological Synthesis of the World Fauna inhabiting Subterranean Waters (including the Marine Interstitial) (L. Botosaneanu, ed.) pp. 110-118. E. J. Brill / Dr. W. Backhuys: Leiden.
Neuhaus, B., & M. V. Sørensen. In press, 2012. Populations of Campyloderes sp. (Kinorhyncha, Cyclorhagida): one global species with significant morphological variation? Zoologischer Anzeiger.
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