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The 11 pages that link to Animal phylogeny, each with the reason it gives.

• Cambrian explosionNarrower topic: Cambrian fossils help constrain when major branches of animal life arose.

• CnidariaNarrower topic: Cnidarian placement among early-diverging animals informs reconstructions of animal origins.

• AnimalRelated: Phylogeny organizes animal diversity and tests hypotheses about the group's earliest branches.

• SpongeRelated: Sponge placement among early-diverging animals shapes reconstructions of animal ancestry.

• EcdysozoaNarrower topic: Ecdysozoa is a major branch in the animal evolutionary tree.

• BilateriaNarrower topic: Bilateria is a major branch whose internal relationships organize much of animal classification.

• Animal evolutionRelated: Several deep branches of the animal tree remain difficult to resolve.

• PriapulidaRelated: Priapulid anatomy and genes help resolve relationships among ecdysozoan animals.

• ChaetognathaNarrower topic: Chaetognaths remain a consequential test case for reconstructing early animal evolution.

• LimnognathiaRelated: Limnognathia's exact position among spiralian groups remains difficult to resolve.

• TrichoplaxRelated: Genomic and morphological evidence places Placozoa among early-diverging animal lineages.