Phylum - ctenophora short note
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HERE IS UR ANS
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THEY ARE COMMONLY KNOWN AS SEA WALNUTS OR COMB JELLIES.
THEY ARE RADIALLY SYMMETRICAL,DIPLOBLASTIC,ORGANISMS WITH TISSUE LEVEL OF ORGANISATION.
THE BODY BEARS 8 EXTERNAL ROWS OF CILIATED COMB PLATES WHICH HELPS IN LOCOMOTION .
IN THEM DIGESTION BOTH INTRACELLULAR AND INTERCELLUIAR .
BIOLUMINESENCE IS WELL MARKED IN THEM.
SEXES ARE NT SEPEARATE
FERTILATION IS EXYERNAL WITU INDIRECT DEVELOPMWNT.
HOPE IT HELPS U DEAR^_^__
BE BRAINLY,,...^_^⭐⭐⭐✌❤❤
HERE IS UR ANS
_______________^_^
THEY ARE COMMONLY KNOWN AS SEA WALNUTS OR COMB JELLIES.
THEY ARE RADIALLY SYMMETRICAL,DIPLOBLASTIC,ORGANISMS WITH TISSUE LEVEL OF ORGANISATION.
THE BODY BEARS 8 EXTERNAL ROWS OF CILIATED COMB PLATES WHICH HELPS IN LOCOMOTION .
IN THEM DIGESTION BOTH INTRACELLULAR AND INTERCELLUIAR .
BIOLUMINESENCE IS WELL MARKED IN THEM.
SEXES ARE NT SEPEARATE
FERTILATION IS EXYERNAL WITU INDIRECT DEVELOPMWNT.
HOPE IT HELPS U DEAR^_^__
BE BRAINLY,,...^_^⭐⭐⭐✌❤❤
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Ctenophora , commonly known as sea walnut or comb jellies are exclusively marine, radially symmetrical, diploblastic organism with tissue level of organisations.
The body bears eight external rows of cilliated comb plates, which is both extra cellular and intracellular.
Bioluminescence is well marked in ctenophora.
sexes are not separate. Reproduction takes place only by sexual means. Fertilisation is external with indirect development.
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here is your answer.
Ctenophora , commonly known as sea walnut or comb jellies are exclusively marine, radially symmetrical, diploblastic organism with tissue level of organisations.
The body bears eight external rows of cilliated comb plates, which is both extra cellular and intracellular.
Bioluminescence is well marked in ctenophora.
sexes are not separate. Reproduction takes place only by sexual means. Fertilisation is external with indirect development.
hope it helps you ☺
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