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The major groups of deuterostomes. The groups in which each of the following will be placed: sea stars, humans, acorn worms, tunas, and rattlesnakes.

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Deuterostomes are the class of organisms, which include aquatic as well as terrestrial animals. The animals under this class are triploblastic and possess coelom with a distinct mouth and anus openings placed at opposite ends in the body.

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