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What is the most primitive cellular animal
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The most primitive cellular animal is considered to be the sponge, which belongs to the phylum Porifera. Sponges lack true tissue organization and specialized organs, making them one of the simplest multicellular organisms. They are filter feeders and live attached to surfaces in aquatic environments.
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