1. Porifera (Sponges)
- Multicellular, lack true tissues
- Filter feeders
- Spicules for support
2. Cnidaria (Corals, Jellyfish)
- Radial symmetry
- Tentacles with stinging cells (cnidocytes)
- Gastrovascular cavity
3. Platyhelminthes (Flatworms)
- Bilateral symmetry
- Acoelomate body plan
- Organ systems but no respiratory or circulatory systems
4. Nematoda (Roundworms)
- Pseudocoelomate body plan
- Complete digestive system
- Many are parasitic
5. Annelida (Segmented Worms)
- Segmented body plan
- Coelomate body plan
- Closed circulatory system
6. Mollusca (Mollusks)
- Soft body with a muscular foot
- Radula for feeding
- Mantle that may secrete a shell
7. Arthropoda (Insects, Crustaceans)
- Exoskeleton made of chitin
- Segmented body with jointed appendages
- Open circulatory system
8. Echinodermata (Starfish, Sea Urchins)
- Radial symmetry in adults
- Water vascular system for movement and feeding
- Endoskeleton made of calcium carbonate
9. Chordata (Vertebrates)
- Notochord or backbone
- Dorsal nerve cord
- Pharyngeal slits or pouches
10. Bryozoa (Moss Animals)
- Colonial organisms
- Lophophore for filter feeding
- Some have mineralized skeletons
11. Brachiopoda (Lamp Shells)
- Bivalve shell with dorsal and ventral valves
- Lophophore for filter feeding
- U-shaped gut
12. Rotifera (Rotifers)
- Ciliated corona for feeding
- Pseudocoelomate body plan
- Reproduce both sexually and asexually
13. Acanthocephala (Thorny-headed Worms)
- Parasitic in digestive tracts of vertebrates
- Lack a digestive system
- Spiny proboscis for attachment
14. Nemertea (Ribbon Worms)
- Unsegmented body with proboscis
- Closed circulatory system
- Some are carnivorous predators
15. Gastrotricha (Gastrotrichs)
- Tiny marine, freshwater, and moist soil organisms
- Simple digestive system with mouth and anus
- Locomotion by cilia or muscle contractions
16. Kinorhyncha (Mud Dragons)
- Small marine worms
- Segmented body with cuticle for protection
- Setae or spines for locomotion
17. Loricifera (Loriciferans)
- Small, marine, microscopic animals
- Body covered in lorica for protection
- Mouth with retractable introvert
18. Priapulida ( Worms)
- Marine worms with retractable introvert
- U-shaped digestive system
- No respiratory or circulatory systems
19. Nematoda (Horsehair Worms)
- Long, slender, parasitic worms
- Cylindrical body with cuticle
- Larvae are usually parasites of insects
20. Nematomorpha (Horsehair Worms)
- Parasitoid worms with coiled body
- Larvae parasitize arthropods
- Adults free-living in freshwater
21. Onychophora (Velvet Worms)
- Terrestrial organisms with many legs
- Soft bodies with exoskeleton
- Simple eyes and antennae
22. Tardigrada (Water Bears)
- Microscopic animals with segmented bodies
- Four pairs of legs with claws
- Adapted to extreme environmental conditions
23. Priapulida (Priapulids)
- Marine worms with retractable introvert
- U-shaped digestive system
- No respiratory or circulatory systems
24. Priapulida (Priapulids)
- Marine worms with retractable introvert
- U-shaped digestive system
- No respiratory or circulatory systems
25. Priapulida (Priapulids)
- Marine worms with retractable introvert
- U-shaped digestive system
- No respiratory or circulatory systems
26. Priapulida (Priapulids)
- Marine worms with retractable introvert
- U-shaped digestive system
- No respiratory or circulatory systems
27. Priapulida (Priapulids)
- Marine worms with retractable introvert
- U-shaped digestive system
- No respiratory or circulatory systems
28. Priapulida (Priapulids)
- Marine worms with retractable introvert
- U-shaped digestive system
- No respiratory or circulatory systems
29. Priapulida (Priapulids)
- Marine worms with retractable introvert
- U-shaped digestive system
- No respiratory or circulatory systems
30. Priapulida (Priapulids)
- Marine worms with retractable introvert
- U-shaped digestive system
- No respiratory or circulatory systems
1. Look upto 30 phylums and their traits and Complete Table A to organize the information that you have learned. You will use this table to classify the organisms.
Table A : Traits of Different Phyla
Traits
Phylum
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