Definition: Malacopoda is a category of marine animals that belong to the order Pterophyta, including the penguins and other echinoderms. These animals are characterized by their large size, typically ranging from several meters to over 50 meters in length, with some species reaching up to 100 meters or more. The term "malacopoda" is derived from the Greek words "malaco" (meaning "large") and "poda" (meaning
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