Introduction to Ecdysozoa: Invertebrates With Cuticles 

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Thank you for this FREE information!!!! I really appreciate the array of education you provide!!!!

Really excited to see the series has arrived at this group. I am curious how in-depth you plan to go with the Arthropods seeing as how diverse their clade gets. If it is going to still be just one vid for them or if you will do a multi-parter in order to spotlight a bunch of the different clades.

This clade could easily keep us all occupied for the next decade.

Northern Illinois gonna see Brood XIII this summer

finally :) I don‘t know why, but this clade has always fascinated me more than spiralia

Thanks Dave

Very importent video sir ❤❤❤❤❤

Very Informative and excellent video as always 😍 could you please make a Video on Bioinformatics.

The mantis shrimp would be a worthy candidate to discuss

About Protostomia: From what I've heard several Protostome phyla actually undergo deuterostomic embryonic development. So while the clade is still considered valid, the name Protostomia is inaccurate. I just feel that this should be pointed out in the videos. The diversity of embryonic development makes me wonder if the one-way gut evolved multiple times within this clade. Do you know which "Protostomes" undergo deuterostomic development? I know that Priapulids do, but I'm not sure if there are more.

Does that mean there's gonna be a video about myriapods?

take a look at alchemical science on the plasmoid thunderstorm generator

Another great installment. This has been one of my favorite series. I appreciate your work so much!❤

I think butterflies might be my second favorite crustacean

Who's looking forward to velvet worms and tardigrades? I am!

Watching this during screaming season…🪰there’s no cicada emoji so have this fly.

Hello, Dave. I enjoy your work as a scientist. I still can’t believe people still believe the earth is flat! I think they thought or a larger group of people beloved it in the 17th century? I believe in evolution. But I am a Christian. I believe there can be both. You can believe in evolution and still believe we can belive in a creator. If you keep going back in time, before the Big Bang. And there must be a time ,way back I which scientist don’t know what was. Some will say nothing ? But I believe in God and Christ . I just know the Bible was written over a lot of years. So some parts could definitely be lost in translation. Or just wrong. I don’t think Adam and Eave didn’t happen. I think that’s a story about human nature , or just a story to not let bad or evil into your life . I like the book of Matthew. About love for family and forgiveness. But I do believe in evolution. I I am a neurologist and a neurosurgeon. I also am a medical researcher as most doctors and surgeons must keep up with the latest diseases and procedures to get rid of them. I have started work, then was just called virology and medical biology and some physics so I can understand, and have faith in evolution as well as in. God.

Everyone around me stopped and gave me a lost look, your vocabulary makes them feel lost 😂

Can someone please explain what molting means ?

Cuties.

Please don't start a series on Ancient Greek unless you really nail the pronunciation lol