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Chapter 21, Problem 5MCQ
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Squid belongs to the phylum mollusks which come under kingdom animalia Squids are the largest known invertebrate which comes under the class cephalopoda. It consists of a distinct head, bilateral symmetry, true coelom and a complete digestive tract. It shows the characteristic of cephalization.
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