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What is the difference between endoskeleton and exoskeleton? ​

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Answered by ronak4028
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Answer:

*Endoskeleton develops from endoderm. *Endoskeleton structures are living. *Some examples of endoskeleton are bone, cartilage etc. Exoskeleton is a complex rigid outer covering of an organism which protects the muscles and soft tissues inside. *Exoskeleton develops from ectoderm.

Answered by Anonymous
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1. Hard part that lies outside of the body is called exoskeleton.

2. Develops from ectoderm.

3. Mostly non-living e.g. scales, hair, horns, feathers.

4. The exoskeleton covers the muscles and soft tissue of the animal, providing better leverage for muscular movement.

5. This molting process takes place various times over the lifetime of the animal.

\sf\green{Endoskeleton:}

1. Hard part that lies inside of the body is called endoskeleton.

2. Develops from endoderm.

3.They are less protective than exoskeletons

4. They are living, e.g. Bones, cartilages.

5. Another advantage of endoskeletons is that they grow as the organism grows in size.

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