Digononta
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The digononts (Digononta) are a class of rotifers. Digononts are distinguished by the fact that females have paired ovaries (monogononts have just one ovary) and lack a hard lorica. While most digononts live in freshwater or marine habitats, some species are found in moist terrestrial habitats. The class is divided in the orders Bdelloidea and Seisonidae.
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- Benthic rotifers - URL retrieved February 10, 2007
- Rotifera - URL retrieved February 10, 2007
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