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metazoa
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Metazoa /Meta·zoa/ (met″ah-zo´ah) that division of the animal kingdom embracing the multicellular animals whose cells differentiate to form tissues, i.e., all animals except the Protozoa.metazo´almetazo´an
Met·a·zo·a (mt-z)
n.
A subdivision of the animal kingdom that includes all multicellular animal organisms having cells that are differentiated and form tissues and organs.

meta·zoan adj. & n.

metazoa
[-zō′ə]
Etymology: Gk, meta + zoon, animal
a classification that includes animals that have tissues and organs. All animals except sponges are metazoa.

Metazoa [met″ah-zo´ah]
the division of the animal kingdom that includes the multicellular animals, i.e., all animals except the Protozoa. adj., adj metazo´al, metazo´an.

Metazoa
the division of the animal kingdom that includes the multicellular animals, i.e. all animals except the Protozoa.


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Sirtuin activators mimic caloric restriction and delay aging in metazoans.
KEY WORDS: Bathymodiolus childressi, stable isotopes, chemosynthesis INTRODUCTION The continental slope in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM) supports communities of metazoans containing chemoautotrophic bacteria, comprised mostly of tubeworms (Seepiophila jonesi Gardiner, McMullin & Fisher 2001 and Lamellibrachia luymesi van der Land & Norrevang, 1975) and mussels (Bathymodiolus childressi Gustafson, 1998).
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