Question

Differentiate between phylum porifera and colenterata​

Answer 1

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Porifera: These organisms contain numerous pores or holes in the body.

Coelenterata: These organisms contain a body cavity, referred to as coelenteron, which is composed of a single opening.
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Porifera: Mesuhyl is found in between the two cell layers.

Coelenterata: Mesoglea is found in between the two cell layers.
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Porifera: They possess an exoskeleton.

Coelenterata: They do not possess an exoskeleton.
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Porifera: They exhibit a cellular level organization.

Coelenterata: They exhibit a tissue level organization.
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Porifera: The characteristic canal system circulate water, food and oxygen throughout the body.

Coelenterata: The circulation of water, food and oxygen is occurred through the coelenteron.
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Porifera: They are non-motile, mostly marine and found attached to rocks.

Coelenterata: They are either live in colonies (Corals) or have a solitary life span (Hydra). They exhibit some sort of locomotion.

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Answer 2

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• Porifera is also referred as sponge.

• Multicellular animals

• Thier body is asymmetrical.

• They are generally marine.

• Cellular level of organization.

• They have a water transport or a canal system.

• Water enters through minute pores called Ostia into a centrosome know as spongocoel, and released through osculum.

• Their digestion is intracellular.

• Their body is supported by a skeleton made up of spicules or spongin fibres.

• They are hermaphrodite i.e. sexes are not seperated.

• Some examples of sponges = Spongilla and Euspongia.

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• Also referred as Cnideria.

• Multicellular animals

• Radially Symmetrical animals

• Mostly Marine.

• Tissue level of organization

• They have a central gastro - vascular cavity with one opening, mouth on hypostome.

• Their digestion is Intracellular or extracellular.

• Their skeleton is composed of calcium carbonate.

• Metagenesis: Exist in both forms exhibit alternation of generation.

• Some examples of Cnideria = Gorgonia, Adamsia and Pennatula.