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So I know this kingdom has a clade called the Lophotrochozoa that includes the Platyhelminthes, Annelida, Brachipods and Mollusca. So from my researching I can see that:
Lophorates : Brachiopods
Trochozoas: Mollusca, Annelida

But I can't seem to find anything about WHY the platyhelminthes are put in the lophotrochozoa clade. They don't see some to have lophophores or trochophores....so why are they grouped in this clade?   
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11 years ago
HI

That's a pretty intense question. Lophotrochozoan phyla include the flatworms, which is what I think Platyhelminthes are.
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