How large can an individual bryozoan zooid grow?

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Individual bryozoan zooids are typically very small, rarely exceeding one millimetre in length. While the colonies they form can vary significantly in size—ranging from single-zooid structures less than one millimetre in height to large masses reaching a metre or more in circumference—the individual modules themselves remain microscopic in scale.12