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Phylum

Phylum Meaning & Definition
Phylum Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Phylum?

[n] (biology) the major taxonomic group of animals and plants; contains classes
[n] (linguistics) a large group of languages that are historically related

Synonyms | Synonyms for Phylum:

Related Terms | Find terms related to Phylum: affiliation | antonomasia | apparentation | binomial nomenclature | biological classification | biosystematics | biosystematy | biotype | birth | blood | bloodline | branch | brand | breed | cast | character | clan | class | classification | color | common ancestry | consanguinity | denomination | derivation | descent | description | designation | direct line | distaff side | extraction | family | feather | female line | filiation | form | genotype | genre | genus | glossology | grain | house | ilk | kidney | kin | kind | kingdom | label | line | line of descent | lineage | lot | make | male line | manner | mark | mold | nature | nomenclature | number | onomastics | onomatology | order | orismology | persuasion | place-names | place-naming | polyonymy | race | section | seed | sept | series | shape | side | sort | spear side | species | spindle side | stamp | stem | stirps | stock | strain | stripe | style | subclass | subfamily | subgenus | subkingdom | suborder | subspecies | subtribe | succession | superclass | superfamily | superorder | superspecies | sword side | systematics | taxonomy | terminology | the like of | the likes of | toponymy | tribe | trinomialism | type | variety

See Also | Acanthocephala | Annelida | Arthropoda | Aschelminthes | Brachiopoda | Bryozoa | Cephalochordata | Chaetognatha | Chordata | class | Cnidaria | Coelenterata | Craniata | Cryptophyta | Ctenophora | Cycliophora | division | Echinodermata | Ectoprocta | Endoprocta | Entoprocta | kingdom | Mollusca | Nematoda | Nemertea | Nemertina | Pentastomida | Phoronida | Phoronidea | phylum Acanthocephala | phylum Annelida | phylum Arthropoda | phylum Aschelminthes | phylum Brachiopoda | phylum Bryozoa | phylum Chaetognatha | phylum Chordata | phylum Cnidaria | phylum Coelenterata | phylum Cryptophyta | phylum Ctenophora | phylum Cycliophora | phylum Echinodermata | phylum Ectoprocta | phylum Entoprocta | phylum Mollusca | phylum Nematoda | phylum Nemertea | phylum Nemertina | phylum Phoronida | phylum Platyhelminthes | phylum Pogonophora | phylum Porifera | phylum Protozoa | phylum Pyrrophyta | phylum Rotifera | phylum Sipuncula | Platyhelminthes | Pogonophora | polyzoa | Porifera | Protozoa | Pyrrophyta | Rotifera | Sipuncula | social group | subphylum | subphylum Cephalochordata | subphylum Craniata | subphylum Pentastomida | subphylum Tunicata | subphylum Urochorda | subphylum Urochordata | subphylum Vertebrata | taxon | taxonomic group | Tunicata | Urochorda | Urochordata | Vertebrata

Phylum In Webster's Dictionary

\Phy"lum\, n. (Biol.) A series of animals or plants genetically connected.
\Phy"lum\, n.; pl. {Phyla}. [NL. See {Phylon}.] (Zo["o]l.) One of the larger divisions of the animal kingdom; a branch; a grand division.

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