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A phylum is a major grouping level in biology's classification system that sits between the broad category of kingdom and the more specific category of class. Understanding phyla matters because it helps scientists organize the tremendous diversity of life—for example, the animal kingdom alone contains around 32 different phyla—making it easier to study relationships and understand how different organisms are related to each other.
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