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Cephalization

Cephalization is an evolutionary trend in bilaterian animals in which, over a sufficient number of generations, special sense organs and nerve ganglia concentrate towards the front of the body, often producing an enlarged head. This is associated with the animal's movement direction and bilateral symmetry. Cephalization of the nervous system has led to…

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Bilateria

Partly cephalized phyla

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Cephalization

Nodes61
Edges60
Triples28
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.032787
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related to Anterior Hox genes · 11
Cephalization → Acoelomorpha, Bilaterians, Cnidaria, However, Hox, Hox1-5, HoxA, HoxD, In, Some, The Hox
related to Partly cephalized phyla · 7
Cephalization → Acoela, Also, Platyhelminthes, The Acoela, They, This, Xenacoelomorpha
related to Complex active bodies · 6
Cephalization → Any, Bilateria, Michael Trestman, Other, The, These
related to Bilateria · 3
Cephalization → In, There, These
is a · 1
Cephalization → evolutionary trend in bilaterian animals in which

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vertebrates head brain phyla arthropods animals cephalized genes bilaterians front complex hox bilaterian evolutionary sense organs nerve animal end body

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Cephalizationis aevolutionary trend in bilaterian animals in which0.90text
Cephalizationrelated to Anterior Hox genesBilaterians0.60section
Cephalizationrelated to Anterior Hox genesHox0.60section
Cephalizationrelated to Anterior Hox genesCnidaria0.60section
Cephalizationrelated to Anterior Hox genesAcoelomorpha0.60section
Cephalizationrelated to Anterior Hox genesIn0.60section
Cephalizationrelated to Anterior Hox genesHoxA0.60section
Cephalizationrelated to Anterior Hox genesHoxD0.60section
Cephalizationrelated to Anterior Hox genesSome0.60section
Cephalizationrelated to Anterior Hox genesHowever0.60section
Cephalizationrelated to Anterior Hox genesHox1-50.60section
Cephalizationrelated to Anterior Hox genesThe Hox0.60section

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