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Brief Explanation Of Phyllum Annelida?

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Answered by MOSFET01
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✍️Kingdom : Animalia

Habitat : mostly aquatic some are terrestrial.

Characteristics

They have long and segmented body.

They are billateraly symmetrical

They are triploblastic

They are coelomate . A body cavity or coelom are present.

Digestive system complete & Developed

Fertilization can be internal or external

Example

i) Earthworm

ii) Polychaetes

iii) Leeches
Answered by LuvKapoor003
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\textbf{ANNELIDA(Annulus Ring)}➡ Members Of This Class Also Known As \textbf{Segmented Worms.}
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●Thier Body Is Made UP of segments accordingly the name of the Phyllum is \textbf{Annelida/ Segmented worms}
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\textbf{HABITAT}➡ They are found in Moist Soil, F.W(fresh water), And M.W(marine water).
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\textbf{HaBIT}➡The Members of Phylum Annelida are free living, some are ectoparasite on vertebrates for example:- bloodsucking leech.
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\textbf{SYMMETRY}➡They are bilateral symmetrical.
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\textbf{Germ layers}➡ They are triploblastic animals having well developed Mesoderm.
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\textbf{Coelom}➡Annelids are first [tex}\textbf{EUCOELOMATES}[/tex] (shizocoelomates animals).
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\textbf{level of organisation}➡They have organ system level of organisation.
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\textbf{Body plan}➡They have Protostomian Type tube within tube Body plan.
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\textbf{Alimentary canal} is complete digestion of food is extracellular.
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\textbf{Respiration} occurs through most skin containing capillary Bed of blood capillaries.
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\textbf{Circulation}➡Annelids are the first animal having closed type of blood circulation containing blood vessels, Hearts, enterior loop, and blood capillaries.
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●The blood is red due to the presence of red coloured respiratory pigment haemoglobin is dissolved in the blood plasma(erythrocronin).--RBC are absent while some amoebocyst WBC's Are Present.
•Exception➡in leech circulation is open type.
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\textbf{Excretion}➡excretion occurs through highly Coiled Tubules/Nephradia.
\textbf{Earthworms} have three types of Nephridia:-
\textbf{Septal}➡Endonephric
\textbf{Pharynged}➡Endonephric
\textbf{Integumentary}➡Exonephric
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\textbf{Nephridia} also helps in osculation and respiration.
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\textbf{Aquatic tenids are Amonotelic} while Terrestrial tenids are ureotelic earthworm is Amonotelic in water and ureotelic in land.
\textbf{Chloragogen cells or yellow cells} are found in coelom are excretory in function.
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\textbf{Botryoidal tissue} in leech is coelomic in origin and partial help in excretion.
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➡Coelom in leech is called \textbf{Hameocoel.}
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\textbf{IN earthworms Coelomic fluid} comes out through dorsal pores it keeps the skin moist and smooth phagocytic Coelomates destroy or engulf the germs present on skin.
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\textbf{Nervous system :}
➡Nervous system of Annelids(earthworm) include:-
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1)\textbf{CNS(central nervous system)}

2)\textbf{PNS(peripheral nervous system)}
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\textbf{Sensory Organs}
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1)\textbf{Eyes}➡Photo Receptors For Vision.

2)Tentacles➡Tangoreceptors for touch.

3)\textbf{Palps}➡Tangoreceptors for touch.

4)\textbf{Phaosomes}➡Photoreceptors for light intensity in earth worms.
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\textbf{Reproduction}➡Annilids its perform sexual reproduction mostly and Annelids are bi-sexual (monocious) but some Annelids are Unisexual for eg➡Neries.
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\textbf{Fertifertilization}➡In mostly Annelids fertilization is external and cross but in leechs fertilization is internal and cross.

\textbf{Development} is mostly indirect through Trochophore larva but in earthworm and leech are there is direct development.
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\textbf{In Annelids 5 classes Are their}
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1)\textbf{Polychaeta}

2)\textbf{Oligochaeta}

3)\textbf{Hirudenia}

4\textbf{Archianellida}

5)\textbf{Echiurida}
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