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    • Bryozoan colonies are made up of tiny individual zooids
    Rights: Dr Andrej Ernst Published 17 September 2009 Size: 33 KB Referencing Hub media

    Bryozoan colonies are made up of tiny individual zooids. Groups of zooids play different roles in the colony. For example, the most common group is the feeding autozooid.

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      Bryozoans

      In the kingdom Animalia, there is a phylum of animals called Bryozoa. Within this phylum, there are about 6,000 species. However, scientists can tell from fossils that there used to be as many as ...

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