what are the characteristics of phylum
1 annelida
2 arthropods
3 mollusia
4 echinodermata
5 protochordata
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The No.3 Is Mollusca And Not Mollusia And No.2 Is Arthropoda.
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Characteristics Of Phyulm Annelida Is:
- Habitat:- Aquatic Or Terrestrial; free-living and sometimes parasitic.
- Body:- Elongated, Cylindrical And Segmented
- True Coeleom Or Body Cavity
- Organ System Level Of Organisation
- Triploblastic And Show Bilateral Symmetry
- Closed Circulatory System
- Coiled tubular structures, nephridia for excretion.
- Locomotion In The Form Of setate and parapodia
- Maybe Uni-Sexual Or Bi-Sexual
- Direct Development.
Characteristics Of Phylum Arthropoda Are:
- All Types Of Habitat.
- External Metameric Segmentation.
- Bilateral Symmetry
- Organ system level of organisation.
- Triploblastic And Body Is Covered With Cuticle.
- Open Circulatory System i.e blood doesn't flow in well defined blood vessels.
- Antannae And Eyes Are Present.
- Green Glands And Malphigian Tubules For Excretion.
- Internal Fertilisation.
- Direct And Indirect Development.
Characteristics Of Phylum Mollusca Are:
- Mostly Marine But Also Found In Damp Soil And Freshwater.
- Soft-bodied Animals With Protective Shell.
- Triploblastic And Show Organ System Level Of Organisation.
- Respiration Occurs By Feather Like Gills etc.
- Open Circulatory System.
- Indirect Development May Occur.
Characteristics Of Phylum Echinodermata Are:
- Free-Living Marine Animals.
- Both Bilateral And Radial Symmetry.
- Organ System Level Of Organisation.
- They Are Triploblastic.
- Ambulacarl System Helps In Locomotion.
- Autotomy Or Self Mutilation Takes Place.
- Indirect Development.
- External Fertilisation.
Characteristics Of Phylum Protochordata Are:
- Marine Habitat.
- Triploblastic.
- Bilateral Symmetry.
- New Body Design i.e. notochord.
- Proper Notochord Not Present At All Stages.
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option 3 is correct
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