Cnidarians what is the kingdom, phylum ,class ,genus/species ? (2-3 sentence) evolutionary adaptation provides an advantage...
Cnidarians
what is the kingdom, phylum ,class ,genus/species ? (2-3 sentence)
evolutionary adaptation provides an advantage to taxon.explain particular traits. (3-4 sentence )
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Question 1:
Cnidarians belongs to the kingdom 'Animalia' and phylum 'Cnidaria'. There are majorly four classes namely Anthozoa, Hydrozoa, Cubozoa, and Scyphozoa. Each of these classes there are many organisms and the genus/species of some of them are Vallentinia gabriellae, Obelia bidentata, Aiptasia pallida, Leptogorgia virgulata, Astrangia poculata, Leptogorgia hebes, Physalia physalis, Eudendrium carneum, Macrorhynchia phillipina etc.
Question 2.
The natural habitat of Cnidarians are water and they are mostly aquatic animals. In order to adapt to the aquatic environment, Cnidarians has special traits. For the easy movement in the water, jelly fishes has a type of skeleton known as 'hydrostatic skeleton' in which the water filled body cavity is surrounded by muscles. Since they don't have a teeth structure for predation, they has special type of sting made up of nematocytes and these structures helps them in killing and paralyzing the prey. Stings also provides protection to cnidarians from other predators by injecting a toxin to the enemies by the nematocytes.
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