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Chapter 23, Problem 2RQ
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The distinguishing characteristics of each phylum and example of member of each phylum discussed in the given chapter.
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The animals are differentiated into two major categories, namely vertebrates and invertebrates. Invertebrates consist of around 97% animal population. These invertebrates are classified into thirty-two groups, called as phyla. All these phyla have certain characteristics and have one animal that represents all these characteristics.
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