write about phylum with its features . minimum 4 .
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porifera :-
- sedentary
- sessile
- appendages are absent
- cellular level of organisation
- exo- skeleton
- radial symmetry
- non-motile
- reproduction is asexual by budding .
e.g.sycon , eupletilia
platyhelminthe :-
- 'platy' means flat and 'minthes' worm
- organisms of this phylum are dorsiventral
- parasitic
- bilateral symmetry
- triploblastic
- reproduction sexual and also asexual
- organ level of organisation .
- skeleton is absent
e.g.planaria , tapeworm , etc.
nematoda :-
- bilateral symmetry
- false coelom
- triploblastic
- nervous system well developed
- reproduction is sexual
- they are free living means they are live in water as well as moist soil
annelida :-
- bilateral symmetry
- triploblastic
- reproduction is sexual
- organ level of organisation
- segments are visible .
- they are free living
- they attached themselves to the body of animals and food by sucking
e.g.leech ,nereis ,etc.
echinodermata :-
- found in bottom of the sea
- triploblastic
- coelomic cavity
- reproduction is sexual
- radial symmetry
e.g.starfish , feather fish , etc.
- sedentary
- sessile
- appendages are absent
- cellular level of organisation
- exo- skeleton
- radial symmetry
- non-motile
- reproduction is asexual by budding .
e.g.sycon , eupletilia
platyhelminthe :-
- 'platy' means flat and 'minthes' worm
- organisms of this phylum are dorsiventral
- parasitic
- bilateral symmetry
- triploblastic
- reproduction sexual and also asexual
- organ level of organisation .
- skeleton is absent
e.g.planaria , tapeworm , etc.
nematoda :-
- bilateral symmetry
- false coelom
- triploblastic
- nervous system well developed
- reproduction is sexual
- they are free living means they are live in water as well as moist soil
annelida :-
- bilateral symmetry
- triploblastic
- reproduction is sexual
- organ level of organisation
- segments are visible .
- they are free living
- they attached themselves to the body of animals and food by sucking
e.g.leech ,nereis ,etc.
echinodermata :-
- found in bottom of the sea
- triploblastic
- coelomic cavity
- reproduction is sexual
- radial symmetry
e.g.starfish , feather fish , etc.
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porifera :-
- the term porifera given by scientist robert grant .
- they are aquatic
- they are non-motile
- reproductio may be asexual or bisexual
- exo skeleton
- body organisation is multicellular with cellular level .
e.g.spongilla
cnidaria :-
- mostly are marine
-radial symmetry
- reproduction is asexual and sexual
- respiratory system are absent
- diploblastic
e.g.hydra
mollusca :-
- bilateral symmetry
- nervous system are well developed
- reproduction is sexual
- circulatory system is mainly closed
- exoskeleton
- respiration by gills and lungs
e.g.octopus
echinodermata :-
- marine
- triploblastic
- alimentary canal is straight
- reproduction is sexual
- body shape is star like and globular .
e.g. sea urchin , starfish , etc.
- the term porifera given by scientist robert grant .
- they are aquatic
- they are non-motile
- reproductio may be asexual or bisexual
- exo skeleton
- body organisation is multicellular with cellular level .
e.g.spongilla
cnidaria :-
- mostly are marine
-radial symmetry
- reproduction is asexual and sexual
- respiratory system are absent
- diploblastic
e.g.hydra
mollusca :-
- bilateral symmetry
- nervous system are well developed
- reproduction is sexual
- circulatory system is mainly closed
- exoskeleton
- respiration by gills and lungs
e.g.octopus
echinodermata :-
- marine
- triploblastic
- alimentary canal is straight
- reproduction is sexual
- body shape is star like and globular .
e.g. sea urchin , starfish , etc.
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