Lang, 1884
Cestoplanidae with an elongate ribbon-like body bearing an adhesive depression at the posterior end. Tentacles absent. Mouth and short pharynx situated posteriorly; intestinal trunk extending anteriorly to the cerebral organ, with numerous pairs of lateral branches not anastomosing. Genital pores separated. Male copulatory complex lies dorsally or posteriorly to its aperture; prostatic organ pyriform, interpolated; penis-papilla in penis-pocket; duplicate male complex sometimes occurs. Vagina short; 'shell'-chamber spacious, dorso-ventrically compressed; no Lang's vesicle; uterine canals extend into anterior third of the body, where they remain separated. Life-cycle not known.
Source: Prudhoe, 1982.
The following species of this genus occurs in the region:
Cestoplana rubrocincta