MARINE BIOLOGY SYMMETRY OF ANIMALS.

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MARINE BIOLOGY SYMMETRY OF ANIMALS

ASYMMETRY WITHOUT SYMMETRY OF BODY ORGANS VERY SIMPLE BODY PLAN GROW ACCORDING TO ENVIRONMENT EX: PORIFERA I got nothin’ but pores!

RADIAL SYMMETRY CIRCULAR PATTERN BODY RADIATES FROM CENTER POINT PROVIDES PROTECTION AND RESOURCES ALL AROUND BODY EXAMPLES: CNIDARIA, ECHINODERMATA My mouth is in the center of my body!

BILATERAL SYMMETRY MOST ADVANCED BODY PLAN BODY IS DIVIDED INTO 2 HALVES HAVE HIGHLY SPECIALIZED ORGANS EXAMPLES: CORDATA, MOLLUSCA, ARTHROPODA, ANNELIDA, NEMATODA I’ve got two eyes! I’ve got two claws!