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Phylum:? Subgroup: ?
• Radial symmetry
- Bilateral symmetry
- Radial adults, bilateral larvac
• Backbone in most members
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• Sessile in the adult stage
• Osculum present
• Incompleted tract, at least in many it not all
Stinging tentacles
Everts stomach outside of body
Segmented body plan
. Can survive extremely harsh conditions
• Soft bodied and often with a shell or shells
• Many Jointed legs > 10 pairs)
• Mantle present
Tough cuticle and cylindrical in cross section
- Minutes
31 mm)
Segmented exoskeleton, often rigid
Muscular foot present
. Fitoe toodet
• With many small porcs
• Choanocytos present
• Jointed appendages present
: Slendet, oblems orcent
Nerve net present
• Mouth develops after an develops
Thin bodies, dorsoventrally attened
Many with protoconda
Calcium carbonato slot shells in most
Parapodia presente in most
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Ottich slow moving
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. Grounded in mosters
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• Redus present in many
• Chelicere present
Venomous in many
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Phylum:?

Subgroup: ?
• Radial symmetry
- Bilateral symmetry
- Radial adults, bilateral larvac
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