👉 Micrognathozoa are a group of cephalopods that lack the gill-like structures typically found in other animals, such as fins or claws. These organisms are characterized by their small size and specialized body structure. They live in aquatic environments and primarily feed on zooplankton, small marine invertebrates, and algae. Micrognathozoa play a crucial role in the ecosystem by providing food for prey species and serving as primary producers in aquatic ecosystems.
