Biology, asked by mistisingh, 1 year ago

Nematocyst is absent in (a) obelia (b) aurelia (c) hydra (d) hormiphora

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Answered by Areena14
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here is your answer it is option(c) Hydra


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Answered by dharanikamadasl
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Answer:

The nematocyst is absent in hydra. Option c is the correct answer.

Explanation:

  • The layer of cells that line the gastrointestinal tract of hydra is known as gastric skin.
  • Nutritional muscle cells, glandular cells, nerve cells, sensory cells, and stromal cells are located in the lining of the gastric skin of hydra.
  • There are no cnidarian cells or nematode cysts. Hydra is a lonely polyp found in freshwater.
  • Known as one of the smallest polyps found in the marine environment, the hydra is carnivorous in the diet.
  • Hydra is ectoderm and has a degree of tissue division of labour. Hydra has a cylindrical body with 6 to 10 tentacles.
  • These are hollow tentacles that aid in movement and feeding.

Hence, nematocyst is absent in hydra.

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