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<p>that the acoels and flatworms did not have. Any such animal, whether predator or prey, has to be aware of its environment--to catch its prey, or to evade its predators. These groups are exactly those that are most highly cephalized. These groups, however, are not closely related: in fact, they represent widely separated branches of the Bilateria, as shown on the <a href="page.php?w=phylogenetic_tree">phylogenetic tree</a>; their lineages split hundreds of  millions of years ago. Other (less cephalized) phyla are omitted for clarity.</p>

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