Homalozoa
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Homalozoa is an obsolete extinct subphylum of Paleozoic era echinoderms, prehistoric marine invertebrates. They are also referred to as carpoids.
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It sits within the topics Animal subphyla, Cambrian animals and Homalozoa.
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- Parent taxon
- Echinodermata
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- Cothurnocystis.jpg
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- Homalozoa
- taxon name
- Homalozoa
- topic's main category
- Category:Homalozoa
- taxon common name
- Homalozoos
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Homalozoa is an obsolete extinct subphylum of Paleozoic era echinoderms, prehistoric marine invertebrates. They are also referred to as carpoids.
==Description== The Homalozoa lacked the typical pentamer body form of other echinoderms, but all were sessile animals. Instead all Homalozoans were markedly asymmetric, and were extremely variable in forms.
Excerpted from Wikipedia’s “Homalozoa” article, available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.