Biology, asked by AngelXD, 1 year ago

what is the largest group of invertebrates?

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Answered by Anonymous
4
The colossal squid of Antarctica is the longest invertebrate.

The colossal squid can grow Up To 45 feet long. The giant squid is the second largest living invertebrate and can grow up To 35 feet long.

The largest invertebrate in the fossil record was the Tusoteuthis, which was similar in length to the giant squid--up to about 35 feet long.


AngelXD: Actually i asked for the LARGEST invertebrate not LONGEST..
Answered by Anonymous
14
Hello,

The largest group of invertebrates is the arthropods, including:

1- the crustaceans (crabs etc)

2- the arachnids (spiders etc)

3-the insects

4- the myriapods (centicipedes etc).

hope it helps you.

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