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Posted by duddy   September 4, 2014   6127 views

These weird deep-sea animals, namely, Dendrogramma enigmatica and Dendrogramma discoides, discovered off the coast of Tasmania in 1986, have just been classified - and they're like no animal alive today. The animals' mostly non-symmetrical body plan is unique, which means they’re not part of the Bilateria group, one of the main animal groupings that includes humans.

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looks like a mushroom. more DNA analysis will detect their true identity
Posted on Sep 7, 2014 by pimpspalace
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