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What supergroup classification are squid in? What supergroup classification are crayfish in?

What supergroup classification are squid in?

What supergroup classification are crayfish in?

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Ansa) Squid belong to supergroup-Opisthokonta.

Explaination:supergroup -Opisthokonta supergroup include all organisms belong to animal kingdom and fungi kingdom.  The squid belong to phylum -mollusca of animalia kingdom so they are grouped under supergroup-Opisthokonta.

Classification of Squid:-

Domain:Eukarya

Supergroup:Opisthokonta

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum:Mollusca

Class:Cephalopoda

Ansa)Crayfish belong to supergroup-ophisthokonta.

Explaination:Crayfish belong to phylum -Arthropoda of kingdom-Animalia so they grouped under ophisthokonta supergroup.

Classification of Crayfish:-

Domain:Eukarya

Supergroup:ophisthokonta

Kingdom:Animalia

Phylum:Arthropoda

Class:Malacostraca

Order:Decapoda

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