What is another word for entoproct?
Pronunciation: [ɛntˈɒpɹɒkt] (IPA) 
The term "entoproct" is used to describe a small phylum of aquatic invertebrates that includes species such as moss animals and sea mats. These creatures have a fascinating anatomy, with a tentacle-lined mouth and a ring of cilia used for locomotion. While "entoproct" is the most commonly used term for these organisms, there are alternatives that can be used interchangeably. Some other synonyms for "entoproct" include entoprocta, kamptozoan, and tentaculata. Each of these terms refers to the same group of animals, but may be preferred depending on the context or specific scientific field in which they are being discussed.
