Placozoans

Definition of Placozoans Hierarchical Category as it relates to Animals, Amphibians

Placozoans are a phylum of primitive invertebrate animals that consist of a small number of relatively unspecialized cells. They are marine organisms with a simple structure, lacking any organs or body symmetry. They are closely related to other animal groups such as amphibians, which are cold-blooded vertebrates typically living both in water and on land, in their evolutionary history. Despite their simplicity, Placozoans play a significant role in the animal kingdom and contribute to the biodiversity of marine ecosystems.

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Aerial Animals Amphibian Anatomy Amphibian Breeding Amphibian Classification Amphibian Conservation Amphibian Diet Amphibian Diseases Amphibian Eggs Amphibian Evolution Amphibian Fossils Amphibian Genomics Amphibian Larvae Amphibian Metamorphosis Amphibian Physiology Amphibian Skin Amphibians Placozoa Species Amphibians Subcategories Amphibious Fish Animals Subcategories Trichoplax adhaerens Aquatic Animals Arctic Animals Birds Placozoan Morphology Carnivorous Animals Desert Animals Diurnal Animals Domestic Animals Study of Placozoans Endangered Animals Extinct Animals Fish Genome of Placozoans Forest Animals Frogs Herbivorous Animals Insects Unidentified Placozoans Invasive Animals Mammals Hoilungia hongkongensis Marine Animals Placozoan Habitat Mythical Animals Newts Nocturnal Animals Omnivorous Animals Placozoans Subcategories Poisonous Amphibians Polar Animals Prehistoric Animals Reptiles Placozoan Reproduction Salamanders Scavenger Animals Toads Tree Frogs Tropical Animals Wild Animals Placozoan Behavior
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