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The right answer is option A or " Syndermata and Bilateria"
Explanation
the two pictures are rotifers . Rotifers are bilaterally symmetrical so they belongs to the Bilateria group and it belongs to syndermata because it has jaw-like chewing mechanism" (trophi) in the mastax or pharynx.on the other hand mollusca have hard shell covering the organism but rotifera have no hard shell.
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