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Phylum Characteristics Table

1. Table 1 contains the main features of the eight major phyla discussed in the Introduction Organize and identify which characteristics belong to which phylum. The number of rows represents the number of characteristics that fall into each phylum. 02. Record your results in Table 2. Table 1: Phylum Characteristics Table Bilateral phylum with segmentation Most have a calcium-containing shell Five-part symmetry Specialized cell, but no tissues Spicules are the skeleton Hollow body cavity for food Three tissue layers, no body cavity Setae used for movement Mantle of tissue covering the body Radula used to feed Parasites Water flows through canals of body The first phylum to The first to have jointed legs No symmetry Complete digestive tract Body design is a tube within a tube Tube feet First muscles and nerves Exoskeleton All live in the sea Simple animals with bilateral symmetry Entrance and exit the same in the digestive tract Some have stinging Their burrowing has affected the global climate cells Has the most species Have spines covered with a thin skin Some stationary polyps Some are mobile medusa Some propel using their siphon Muscular foot used to move Stationary animal Tubular mouth at the mid-body Champions of variations in appendages Hard but flexible bodies with small plates |

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Porifera	cnidaria	Platyhelminthes	Annelida	Arthropoda	Mollusca	Echinodermata
Water canal system	Some have stinging cells	Parasites	Bilateral symmetry with true segmentation	Has the most species	Muscular foot	Tube feet
Stationary animal	Some statinary polyps	three tissue layer no body cavity	There burrowing has affected the global climate	The first to have jointed legs	Mantle of tissue covering the body	have spine covered with a thin skin
Specialised cell with no tissues	muscle and nerves	Simple animal with bilateral symmetry	Tube within a tube	First phylum to fly	Radula used to feed	All live in the sea
No symmetry	some are mobile medusa	Tubular mouth at midbody	Complete digestive tract	Champion of variation in appendage	Calcium containing shell	Five part symmetry
spicules are the skeleton	hollow body cavity for food	Digestive tract with entrance being the exit	Setae for movement	Exoskeleton	Propel using siphon	hard and flexible bodies with small plates