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Sta.sh
And thank you.
But unfortunately they're only related by phylum alone. Trilobites fell under their own sub-phylum of arthropods independently from hexapods like insects. They were the Paleozoic era's greatest success story but when the Permian period started, their numbers dropped, and when the era ended, they went kaput with 90% of all other life.
Very simple and it makes me to think...
Perhaps your invert zoo professor (pity the poor professor hasn't got a spine...oh wait, now I see-) perhaps they and I should be doing a children's book together. The target audience would be ladybug children. Unless we wanted it to be a horror novel, then we could market it for aphids.
I wrote some things about this piece on my site, here:
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