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Excretory system in Platyhelminthes and other invertebrate phyla characterized by a ciliated excretory tubule that opens...

Excretory system in Platyhelminthes and other invertebrate phyla characterized by a ciliated excretory tubule that opens to the exterior through a nephridiopore but is capped at its internal end by a specialized, flagellated terminal cell.

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The animals of phylum platyhelminthes (flatworms) have cilliated excretory tubules (flame cells) as excretory organ and other invertebrates phyla such as nematohelminthes have protonehredia that opens to the exterior through a nephridiopore but is capped at its internal end by a specialised, flagellated cell.  

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