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What is the name of the phylum to which humans belong? For what anatomical structure is the phylum named? Where in your body is a derivative of this anatomical structure found?
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According to the explanation, humans belong to the phylum "Chordata". So, we can write this in LaTeX as: \textbf{Phylum: Chordata} Show more…
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