Describe a function for the following structures and name the phylum/class in which these structures are found. Structures Function Phylum/Class Spicules Nematocytes Notochord Tube feet Polyp Choanocytes Pharyngeal slits Amoebocytes Denticles

Describe a function for the following structures and name the phylum/class in which these structures are found. Structures Function Phylum/Class Spicules Nematocytes Notochord Tube feet Polyp Choanocytes Pharyngeal slits Amoebocytes Denticles

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1. Describe a function for the following structures and name the phylum/class in which these
structures are found.
Structures
Function
Phylum/Class
Spicules
Nematocytes
Notochord
Tube feet
Polyp
Choanocytes
Pharyngeal slits
Amoebocytes
Denticles

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