Naidomorpha
plural noun
Na·i·do·mor·pha
\ˌnāədōˈmȯrfə\
Definition of Naidomorpha
in some classifications
: a group of aquatic worms nearly coextensive with Archioligochaeta
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Origin and Etymology of naidomorpha
New Latin, from Naid-, Nais + -o- + -morpha
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