1) Phylum- Cnidaria
i) They are sedentary or free living.
ii) Mostely marine
iii) Radial Symmetry
iv) They have specialized cell called cnidocytes.
v) They are first time show tissue level organization.
eg- Hydra, Jelly fish, Sea anemone etc.
2) Phylum Patyhelminthes- (Flat worm)
i) Mostely they ar eparasite thats why locomotary organs are absent.
ii) It is a ribbon like.
eg.- Tapeworm, Liverfluke, planaria etc.
3) Phylum-Annelida
i) Homonomus segmentation
4) Phylum- Arthropoda
- Jointed appendages
- metamerically segmented
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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...
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some help organizing this stuff please. Plant Growth estions have on seed be of interest? diing 524 LAB TOPIC 19 Animal Diversity II: Nematoda. Arthronnda Behinodermata, and Chordata TABLE 19.2. Comparison of Organisms by Major Features 1. Tissue Organization a. distinct tissues absent: 5. Circulatory System a. none: b. distinct tissues present: b. open: 2. Symmetry a. radial: c. closed: 6. Habitat a. aquatic b. bilateral b. terrestrial: 3. Body Cavity a. acoelomate: c. parasitic b. pseudocoelomate: 7. Organs for...