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

• CnidariaNarrower topic: Most animal phyla belong to this group, unlike the predominantly radial cnidarians.

• LophotrochozoaNarrower topic: Lophotrochozoans belong to this broad branch of animals.

• DeuterostomeNarrower topic: Deuterostomes are one major branch within this broader animal grouping.

• AcoelomateNarrower topic: Acoelomate body plans occur among bilaterians, alongside cavity-bearing body plans.

• ProtostomeNarrower topic: Protostomes form one of Bilateria’s two major branches.

• NemerteaNarrower topic: Nemerteans belong to this broad lineage of bilaterally organized animals.

• SipunculaNarrower topic: Sipunculans belong to this broad group of animals with bilaterally organized bodies.

• XenacoelomorphaNarrower topic: Xenacoelomorphs are bilaterians, despite their unusually simple anatomy.