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Arthropods are fuckin crazy compared to vertebrates, although our heads are on backwards.

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Love your videos ! I have two questions: 1. How can ctenophores have a complete gut but be diploblasts? 2. How can ctenophores have a muscle fibers in between their ectotherm and endotherm layers ? Isn’t the mesoglea in diploblasts non- living / not a germ layer?

Pancrustacea, also known as bugs! Great video

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What is the name of the textbook being used

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I hope you don't mind the correction, but the bottom picture of your trilobite treatment (around 28 min) is a eurypterid, a sea scorpion, which is a chelicerate not a trilobite.

Thank you for this explanation all of hexapods.

Thank you for this, it was very interesting. On the Subphylum Trilobita slide I think the lower image is of a eurypterid rather than a trilobite.

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Do you think that movement without a nervous system could be related to paracrine/endocrine signalling?

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