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COURSE I - FIRST SEMESTER PHYLUM COELENTERATA Needle cell bearing animals Multicellular, radially symmetrical, diploblastic Prof. S D Rathod
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Phylum Coelenterata

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COURSE I - FIRST SEMESTER

PHYLUM COELENTERATA

Needle cell bearing animalsMulticellular, radially symmetrical, diploblastic

Prof. S D Rathod

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Needle cell

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Stinging cell impact

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Polymorphism

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Class – Hydrozoa

Polyp and medusa forms Example - Obelia

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Class – Scyphozoa

solitary and free living marine medusoid forms

mesogloea is very thick which make them a jelly like so jelly fishes

Four chambered stomach Example - Aurelia

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Aurelia (jelly fish)

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Class – Anthozoa

• Anthozoans are marine polyp forms.• They are solitary or colonial.• gastrovascular cavity has vertical septa called as

mesenteries. These are called corals

Sea anemone

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Corals

Brain coral Sea fan Fungoid

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Stag horn coral - Madrepora

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Small polyps in corals

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Coral reefs

Great barrier reef

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Coral reef biodiversity

Richest biodiversity on the globe

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