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Phyla

Chordata


Arthropoda


Cnideria


Annelida


Nematoda


Platyhelminthes


Mollusca

Chordata

Single, dorsal, hollow nerve chord - with anterior end (brain)


Tail at some point of development


Pharyngeal pouches at some point of development


(Mammals, birds, fish, amphibians, reptiles)

Arthropoda

Exoskeleton


Bilaterally symmetrical with strongly segmented bodies


Metamorphosis


(Insects, Crustaceans)

Cnideria

A gastrovascular cavity has a single exterior opening


Nematocysts


Two basic body forms


- Medusa (jellyfish)


- Polyp(coral)

Echinodermata

Spiny hard skin radially symmetrical


Most are marine


have tube feet through which water passes to assist movement

Worms

Platyhelminthes


- Flatworms unsegmented, bilaterally symmetrical


- lack respiratory or circulatory system



Nematoda


- Long rounded body with bilateral symmetry


- Segmented