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Invertebrates are not in same phyllum but in different phylla .

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Q: Why are insectsarachnids and crustaceans in the same phylum?
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What is phylum for crustaceans?

They are in phylum Arthropoda.


To what phylum do crustaceans belong?

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Is a crab a vertebrate or invertebrate's?

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