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Taxonomy Tournament: Spiralia
Polycladida. This order is made up of free-living marine flatworms, including the pseudoceros
Lingulida. Brachiopods of this order have a long shell and a fleshy stalk with which it burrows into sand/mud. Includes Lingula, the oldest animal genus with species still alive today
Which clade of animals is better?
Polycladida
Lingulida
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Taxonomy Tournament: Spiralia
Lingulida. Brachiopods of this order have a long shell and a fleshy stalk with which it burrows into sand/mud. Includes Lingula, the oldest animal genus with species still alive today
Rhynchonellata. Brachiopods of this order have a calcium carbonate shell and a fleshy stalk with which it burrows into sand/mud. Has a teeth-and-groove structure on its hinge
Which clade of animals is better?
Lingulida
Rhynchonellata
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Taxonomy Tournament: Spiralia
Lingulida. Brachiopods of this order have a long shell and a fleshy stalk with which it burrows into sand/mud. Includes Lingula, the oldest animal genus with species still alive today
Bryozoa. This phylum is made up of tiny aquatic invertibrates that mostly live in sedentary colonies
Which clade of animals is better?
Lingulida
Bryozoa
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Taxonomy Tournament: Spiralia
Lingulida. Brachiopods of this order have a long shell and a fleshy stalk with which it burrows into sand/mud. Includes Lingula, the oldest animal genus with species still alive today
Nemertea. This phylum, known as the ribbon worms, is made up of mostly carnivorous worms with a proboscis
Which clade of animals is better?
Lingulida
Nemertea
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