Salient Features and Classification of Non-chordatesPhylum - Coelenterata (Cnidaria), Phylum - ArthropodaThe reproductive processes of two organisms were studied. InAnimal I, the offspring generated from a detached part of its body,preferably the tail and in Animal Il the offspring was obtaineddirectly from the ovum without fertilization. Thus, on the basis of theinformation obtained, the animals can be categorized as(a) Hydra and Bee, respectively(b) Planaria and Aphid, respectively(c) Hydra and Aphid, respectively(d) Both (A) and (B)

The member of phylum coelenterate is aquatic and mostly marine with a radially symmetrical body and…

The reproductive processes of two organisms were studied. In Animal I, the offspring generated from a detached part of its body, preferably the tail and in Animal II the offspring was obtained directly from the ovum without fertilization. Thus, on the basis of the information obtained, the animals can be categorized as (a) Hydra and Bee, respectively (b) Planaria and Aphid, respectively (c) Hydra and Aphid, respectively (d) Both (A) and (B)

The reproductive processes of two organisms were studied. In Animal I, the offspring generated from a detached part of its body, preferably the tail and in Animal II the offspring was obtained directly from the ovum without fertilization. Thus, on the basis of the information obtained, the animals can be categorized as (a) Hydra and Bee, respectively (b) Planaria and Aphid, respectively (c) Hydra and Aphid, respectively (d) Both (A) and (B)

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Chapter28: Invertebrates

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