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	\| name = Ectoprocts
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	\| phylum = '''Ectoprocta'''
	\| phylum_authority = ], 1870
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	The '''Ectoprocta''' are a ] of ] ]s. Formerly these animals made up one division of the ], the other being the ], which they superficially resemble. However, the Entoprocta are no longer thought to be closely related to the Ectoprocta, and are generally considered a phylum of their own. This leaves Ectoprocta as the only subgroup of Bryozoa: some researchers treat the two names as synonyms; others use Ectoprocta only.

	Generally, the members of the ectoprocta phylum are colonial ] animals (also known as moss animals). Although the individual members are ], ] can grow up to one foot in length. They can ] both sexually and asexually. The Ectoprocta are one of the few classical phyla from which no members have been found in the ]. They seem to have evolved in the ]. Currently, there are about 5,000 living ] in this phylum.

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