How do poriferan animals differ from coelenterate animals?
How do poriferan animals differ from coelenterate animals?
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In porifera, body has numerous pores, which are absent in coelenterates. Body has a cavity in coelenterates, while it is absent in porifera.
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In porifera, body has numerous pores, which are absent in coelenterates. Body has a cavity in coelenterates, while it is absent in Porifera.
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The differences between the members of porifera and coelentrata are as follows:
| PORIFERA | COELENTRATA | ||
| 1. | Cellular level of organization present | 1. | Tissue level of organization present |
| 2. | A vast number of pores present on the body | 2. | The single opening present which serves as mouth as well as anus |
| 3. | Body is sessile and appendages absent | 3. | Body sessile as well as freely moving.Appendages present in the form of tentacles. |
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Poriferan animals have cellular level of organisation whereas coelenterate have tissue level of organisation.
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