1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 28… (1911)
“ In systematic zoology, however, the use of a division Vermes has been abandoned, as it is now recognized that many of the animals that even a zoologist would describe as worms belong to different divisions of the animal kingdom. The so-called flatworms (Platyelmia, q.v.) , including the Planarians (q.v.) . Flukes (see Trematodes) , Cestodes (see Tapeworm) and the curious Mesozoa (q.v.) , are no doubt related. The marine Nemertine worms (see Nemertina) are isolated. ”
