What is another word for cyclostomata?
Pronunciation: [sˌa͡ɪkləstəmˈɑːtə] (IPA) 
Cyclostomata, also known as agnathans, are a group of jawless fish that belong to the superclass Agnatha. Some of the synonyms used for Cyclostomata include lampreys, hagfish, and slime eels. The term "lampreys" refers to a family of jawless fish that are characterized by their funnel-shaped mouths for attaching themselves to other fish and sucking their blood. "Hagfish", on the other hand, are eel-shaped jawless fish that inhabit marine environments and excrete slime from their pores as a form of defense against predators. While "slime eels" is another name given to hagfish since they possess a long, slimy body that can stretch up to two feet in length.
