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Protostomes are a major group of animals that includes arthropods, mollusks, worms, and other invertebrates, originally defined by how their embryos develop but now known to vary considerably in that trait. Understanding protostomes matters because they represent one of the two main branches of complex animal life and help scientists organize how different animal groups are related to each other.
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- Category:Protostomes
- temporal range start
- Ediacaran
- taxon name
- Protostomia
- start time
- 570000000-
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