write brief explanation phylum - ctenophora ?
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✨ PHYLUM - CTENOPHORA ✨
⚡IT is coined by eschbolty (1829)
✴ General character ✴
✨ Diploblastic
✨Biradial symmetry
✨Acelomate
✨ Tissue grade of organisations
✨Free swimming form
✨ presence of 8 external raw of cilia.
✨member are commonly called sea walnut /comb jelly.
✨ Absence of nematoblast cells on the outer ectodermal layers but presence of calloblast /lassocells.
✨ circulatory , respiratory , excretory and skeletal system are absent .
✨ Diffused type nervous system presence of nerve net.
✨sense organ is present in the form of statocyt on the aboral end.
✨ Asexual reproduction is absent.
✨ monoecious the testes and ovary developed on the endodermal layer of digestive canal.
✨ Internal fertilization and larva formed is called cydippids larva
⚡It is divided into two classes on the basis of tentacles :-
✴class (1) Tentaculate
✴class(2) Nuda
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✨ PHYLUM - CTENOPHORA ✨
⚡IT is coined by eschbolty (1829)
✴ General character ✴
✨ Diploblastic
✨Biradial symmetry
✨Acelomate
✨ Tissue grade of organisations
✨Free swimming form
✨ presence of 8 external raw of cilia.
✨member are commonly called sea walnut /comb jelly.
✨ Absence of nematoblast cells on the outer ectodermal layers but presence of calloblast /lassocells.
✨ circulatory , respiratory , excretory and skeletal system are absent .
✨ Diffused type nervous system presence of nerve net.
✨sense organ is present in the form of statocyt on the aboral end.
✨ Asexual reproduction is absent.
✨ monoecious the testes and ovary developed on the endodermal layer of digestive canal.
✨ Internal fertilization and larva formed is called cydippids larva
⚡It is divided into two classes on the basis of tentacles :-
✴class (1) Tentaculate
✴class(2) Nuda
____________________________
❤BE BRAINLY ❤
_______________
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Phylum - Ctenophora :
- Organisns in this phylum are commonly called the sea walnuts or comb jellies.
- They are radially symmetrical.
- They are marine organism.
- They are diploblastic.
- They are acelomate.
- These organisms have tissue level of body organisation.
- Their body has eight external rows of combo plates which have cilia.
- These comb plates help in locomotion.
- The digestion in these organisms are are extracellular and intracellular both.
- They are bioluminescence, that they have a property of emitting light.
- They are hermaphrodite.
- They reproduce sexually.
- The fertilization takes place externally.
- The development of an organism after fertilization is indirect.
- The examples of such organisms include Ctenoplana and Pleurobrachia.
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