👉 Cryptocopoids are a group of small, round-bodied invertebrates that inhabit aquatic environments, often found in freshwater bodies like lakes and rivers. They have a distinctive pattern on their bodies called a cryptopodiform pattern, which is composed of two or more similar structures that resemble the shape of a common insect's head or wings. This characteristic is highly characteristic of Cryptocopoids, contributing to their widespread occurrence in aquatic habitats.
