eguruchela

The phylum :Coelenterata

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    • They are typically invertebrate aquatic animals, which show a very simple level tissue organisation. They are mostly found in marine environments, attached to the rocks at the bottom of the ocean. Some of species are also found in freshwater habitats. Coelenterates can be found solitarily or in colonies.

    Organization Level : Tissue

    Symmetry : Radial

    Coelom : Absent

    Respiratory system : Absent

    Digestive system : Incomplete

    Circulatory System : Absent

    Classification of Coelenterata

    AnthozoaHydrozoaScyphozoa
    Sycon Hydrozoa Scyphozoa
    Exclusively in the marine environment. Mesogloea contains fibrous connective tissues and amoeboid cells. Medusa is not present. These are mostly marine species, exclusively in freshwater. Few are found in colonies and solitarily. Asexual Polyps is the dominant form. Mesogloea is acellular. Exclusively in the marine environment. Medusa is dominant and umbrella-shaped. Polyps are not present. Mesogloea is cellular.
    Metridium, XeniaHydra, ObeliaAurelia aurita, Rhizostoma