Phylum Cnidaria, derived from the Greek word meaning stinging nettle, encompasses various marine species like jellyfish, sea anemones, and corals. These animals exhibit traits such as being diploblastic, with an ectoderm and endoderm separated by mesogloea. They possess a gastrovascular cavity, nema

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Coelenterata is a subkingdom of Metazoa with aquatic, symmetrical body structures found in marine or freshwater environments. It exhibits alternation of generations between polyp and medusa forms. Tentacles aid in food capture and defense, while unique stinging cysts called nematocysts are present.

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This content provides an overview of the classification and organization of the animal kingdom. It covers topics such as levels of organization, symmetry types, diploblastic and triploblastic organization, coelom types, and segmentation in animals. The information is structured with images and descr

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