- 1874,
Ernst Haeckel divided the
animal kingdom into the
multicellular Metazoa (now
synonymous with Animalia) and the Protozoa, single-celled organisms...
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animal and
fungus kingdoms. The opisthokonts,
previously called the "Fungi/
Metazoa group", are
generally recognized as a clade.
Opisthokonts together with...
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animal is a multicellular,
eukaryotic organism of the
kingdom Animalia or
Metazoa. Animal, Animals, or The
Animal may also
refer to: The
Animal (nickname)...
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around 300
unicellular species. It
consists of
various subgroups,
namely Metazoa (or animals) and the
protists Choanoflagellata, Filasterea, Pluriformea...
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Zooplankton are the
heterotrophic component of the
planktonic community (the "zoo-"
prefix comes from
Ancient Gr****: ζῷον, romanized: zôion, lit. 'animal')...
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Haeckel divided the
animal kingdom into two subkingdoms, one of
which was
Metazoa for the
multicellular animals. It had five phyla,
including the articulates...
- Some
authors suggest that the
origin of multicellularity, at
least in
Metazoa,
occurred due to a
transition from
temporal to
spatial cell differentiation...
- the
transition from
unicellular organisms to the
multicellular animals (
Metazoa) and are thus
considered a
sister taxon to all
other metazoans: According...
- a
formal taxon Eumetazoa is
typically ranked as a subkingdom. The name
Metazoa has also been used to
refer to this group, but more
often refers to the...
- the
Metazoa included in the sample. If this is correct,
either modern comb
jellies developed their complex structures independently of
other Metazoa, or...
