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PhylogenyTerminology

TermDefinition
Animalia pretty much everything
Cnidarians an aquatic invertebrate
Actinopterygii ray-finned fish
Monotremes mammal that lays eggs (think platypus)
Mammals have hair and produce milk
Hominoid new and old world monkeys
Hominids primate family consisting of the great apes and humans
Vertebrates possess a backbone for structural support
Chordata any animal with a notochord or supply in its back in any of its life stages
Eumetazoans any group besides sponges (subs into radial and bilaterians)
Ecdysozoan morphological group of animals that molt through growth
Sarcopterygii lobe-finned fish
Bilaterian contains bilateral symmetry (all excluding sponges and cnidarians)
Porifera aquatic sponges
Deuterostome anus forms first, then mouth
Osteichthyes class of fish that have a bony skeleton
Amniotes animal whose embryo develops in an amniotic sac (mammal bird or reptile)
Lophotrochozoan feeding apparatus and larval type (snails, molluscs and annelids)
Chondrichthyes class of fish that contain cartilaginous skeletons (sharks and rays)
Tetrapoda four-footed animal that is part of all vertebrates higher than fishes
Marsupials mammal that are born incompletely developed and are carried in a pouch
Jawed vertebrates contain moving jaws in the mout
Mollusc an invertebrate which includes snails, mussels, and octopuses
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