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How do porifera differ from coelenterata.


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What is the difference between Porifera and cnidaria?

=>Cnidaria and porifera are two different phyla. Cnidarians have Cnidocytes but not the poriferans. Cnidarians have well-organized organ systems but not the poriferans; on the other hand, poriferans have an efficient tunnel system made up of pores but not the cnidarians.

▪️The key difference between Porifera and Coelenterata is that Porifera consist of numerous pores throughout the body, working as water intake and outlet openings whereas Coelenterata consist of a single opening on the body working as mouth/anus.

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