bryozoa

• Groupe taxonomique d'animaux marins ou d'eau douce formant des colonies de zooïdes, souvent présents sous forme d'incrustations sur des surfaces ou de structures ramifiées.

A taxonomic group of marine or freshwater animals that form colonies of zooids, often found encrusting surfaces or forming branching structures.

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1. Colonial aquatic animalsC2formalscientific

   A phylum of small, aquatic invertebrate animals that live in colonies composed of individual units called zooids, often forming moss-like encrustations on surfaces.

   Bryozoaires

   • Bryozoa are commonly found attached to rocks, shells, and seaweed in shallow marine waters.
   • The colony of Bryozoa filters plankton from the water for nutrition.
   • Fossilized Bryozoa are important for studying ancient marine environments.

   Synonymesectoproctapolyzoa