Definition: Polyzoism is a group of organisms that belong to the class of nematodes (worm-like animals). These animals are characterized by their ability to live in water and feed on bacteria, fungi, and other microorganisms. They have a segmented body with a segmented head and a segmented thorax, which allows them to efficiently capture prey. Some examples of polyzoism include scorpions, snails, and crabs.
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