Phylum Cambolcula Family Structure

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Order one of the Phylum Caminalcula has two families and three genera. Order one of the Phylum Caminalcula consist of organisms 19, 20, 13, 14, 28, 1, 16, and 24. These organisms were grouped into the same order because all of these organisms lack separated legs. Family one of the Phylum Caminalcula has one genus and consist of organisms 19 and 20. Organisms 19 and 20 were classified as a family because no other family of organisms presents wing-like arms, antennas, and no form of legs. Family two of the Phylum Caminalcula consists of two genera. Organisms in family two of the Phylum Caminalcula consist of organisms 13, 14, 28, 1, 16, and 24. These organisms belong to a family; because all of these organisms present flat heads, arms with no

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