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Concept introduction: Invertebrates are animals that lack notochord. Invertebrates include a variety of organisms with varied characteristics. Annelids are a group of animals that are bilaterally symmetrical and exhibit metamerism (conspicuous segmentation). Mollusks are shelled animals that are majorly aquatic and few are terrestrial. Few mollusks lack shells. All mollusks are soft-bodied animals.
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