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Question no 1 - Animals are heterotrophs ,
Animals are mobile at some stage of their life.
Question 2 is not clear
Q3 - crocodiles are more related to primates.
Q4- dye is being ejected out through osculum with the combined action of choanocytes.
Q5- the animal is not anthozoan , as medusa stage is not present in anthozoan.
Q6- no, they are diploblastic, coelom is a true body cavity witch is lined by mesoderm.
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Hi can someone help me with these cladograms? But specifically in the format of the PowerPoint...
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Hi can someone help me with these cladograms? But in the format
of the powerpoint below?
In this kind of format
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Hi can someone help me with these cladograms? But specifically
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and eventually passed on to us). For example, the bilateral
symmetry that characterizes the human body plan is a feature that
evolved in a primitive animal species that lived hundreds of
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