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What is the difference between radial symmetry bilateral symmetry and asymmetry?

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Answered by siddhi333
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Step-by-step explanation:

Radial symmetry:-

when the body of organism can be divided in many plane at one centre then that body has radial symmetry eg. jellyfish

Bilateral symmetry:-

when the body can be divided into only one plane then the body has bilateral symmetry.

Asymmetry:-

when the body is divided in any plane and any of the divided parts shows no symmetry then the body is asymmetrical

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Answered by potrriselvan45
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Answer:

Radial symmetry:-

when the body of organism can be divided in many plane at one centre then that body has radial symmetry eg. jellyfish

Bilateral symmetry:-

when the body can be divided into only one plane then the body has bilateral symmetry.

Asymmetry:-

when the body is divided in any plane and any of the divided parts shows no symmetry then the body is asymmetrical

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