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Texts: Part 1 continued: Animal characteristics For the answers to questions #12-19, put the question number and only the CAPITAL letters of all animal phyla groups from the Animal Phyla Choices List below that have the Animal Characteristic listed in the questions. The choices will be used more than one time. All phyla choices will be used. Some have one answer, some have multiple answers. Animal Phyla Choices List: Choose your answers from this list for 12 through 19

  1. Porifera
  2. Cnidaria
  3. Platyhelminthes
  4. Syndermata
  5. Mollusca
  6. Annelida
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Texts: Part 1 continued: Animal characteristics For the answers to questions #12-19, put the question number and only the CAPITAL letters of all animal phyla groups from the Animal Phyla Choices List below that have the Animal Characteristic listed in the questions. The choices will be used more than one time. All phyla choices will be used. Some have one answer, some have multiple answers. Animal Phyla Choices List: Choose your answers from this list for 12 through 19
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Texts: Part 1 continued: Animal characteristics For the answers to questions #12-19, put the question number and only the CAPITAL letters of all animal phyla groups from the Animal Phyla Choices List below that have the Animal Characteristic listed in the questions. The choices will be used more than one time. All phyla choices will be used. Some have one answer, some have multiple answers. Animal Phyla Choices List: Choose your answers from this list for 12 through 19
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SubjectBiology
ClassClass 11