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Questions: 1. Looking at the three representative specimens, what is the main difference between coelomate, pseudocoelomate and acoelomate organisms 2. How are the organs and tissues organized differently in coelomates and acoelomates Task 3: Body plans and symmetry While the diversity of animal forms is great, the basic body plans can be categorized by the presence and type of body symmetry. Make sure you understand the basic differences between spherical, radial and bilateral symmetry (Examine figure 36.7 on pg 391) Fill out the table below:
Symmetry type Description Example Phyla / Species Spherical This symmetry is found in protozoa. Any plane passing through the center divides the body into equivalent/mirrored halves. Best suited for floating and rolling. Radiolaria (amoeboid protozoa) WE WILL NOT EXAMINE THIS TYPE OF SYMMETRY IN THIS LAB Asymmetrical Sponge Radial Sea anemone Bilateral Perch
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