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An Overview of Anticancer Herbal Medicines, the Cnidaria as a sister group to the Bilateria. The sister group relationship between Cnidaria and Bilateria is very robust and puts this phylum in a strategic position for the understanding of the evolution of key bilaterian features, such as the third germ layer (the mesoderm), the central nervo

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