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The occurrence of more than one type of structurally and functionally different individuals within a population is called polymorphism. The class Hydrozoa of.
Dimorphic or polymorphic. – Polyp: anemone, tube with a mouth surrounded by tentacles, specialized in sedentary (sessile) life attached to substrate. – Medusa:Coelenterate animals may show a number of zooids. They are of different forms. They take up different functions. These are called polymorphism.
This phenomenon is called POLYMORPHISM.Polymorphism is very common in coelenterates and the class Hydrozoa provides the best example of polymorp
POLYMORPHISM IN COELENTERATES Polymorphism in colenterates Presence of more than 1type of individuals Differ in form & function Same species
Also known as Phylum Coelenterata (-hollow gut). This phylum contains about 10,000 species worldwide. They are mostly marine with a few freshwater species.
This study explores several ways in which polymorphism evolves in colonial marine invertebrates spatial arrangement of polymorphic zooids is proposed and demonstrated. Most significantly Paleontology, Pt. F, Coelenterata. Geological
exhibit polymorphism with some members being specialized for securing food and Much of the information describing the development of coelenterates was
PDF | Cnidaria (Gr., cnidae, nettle) is a phylum of mostly marine Metazoa Cnidaria (Coelenterates) .. Polymorphism is moderate in the Filifera, limited to.
26 Jun 2007 I. Phylum Cnidaria (Coelenterata): General characters. 1. . polymorphism, which is defined as the occurrence of structurally and functionally.
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