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By: Rohan Rao, Yusuf Oner, Brandon Chic, Kevin Jun and Shyam Patel

Cnidaria: Germ Layers 2 Germ layers Ectoderm Endoderm

Cnidaria: Symmetry Radial

Cnidaria: Coelom Acoelomate – Lacks a body cavity A fluid filled cavity formed in the mesoderm

Cnidaria: Digestive Track Gastrovascular Digestive cavity with only one opening

Cnidaria: Cephalization None Nervous system below epidermis Network of nerves

Cnidaria: Segmentation None

Cnidaria: Skeleton and Appendages Hydrostatic skeleton

Cnidaria: Circulatory System No circulatory system

Cnidaria: Respiratory System No respiratory organs Oxygen is absorbed through both layers of skin Carbon dioxide is expelled through both

Cnidaria: Reproduction Sexual Asexual

Cnidaria: Habitat Shallow water Water H2O Aqueous solutions (mostly water) Land, but not really, only water 물 Woda Su 水 पानी ماء מים

Porifera: Germ Layers None

Porifera: Symmetry Nothing definite

Porifera: Coelom Acoelomate Lacks a cavity between the body wall and the digestive tract

Porifera: Digestive Tract No specialized digestive system

Porifera: Cephalization No cephalization

Porifera: Segmentation None

Porifera: Skeleton and Appendages Invertebrate No appendages

Porifera: Circulatory System No circulatory system Rely on a constant flow of water throughout their body

Porifera: Respiratory System No distinct system Water flow makes up for it

Porifera: Reproduction Asexual After fragmentation (Parts of the sponge fall off and start to grow elsewhere) By producing gemmules (releases them when dying, go dormant and start to grow when the environment is right) By budding (new organism grows on another) Sexual (Main) Sponge releases sperm Travel to another sponge and fertilize the eggs there

Porifera: Habitat Spans the entire globe Quiet, clear waters More abundant in temperate waters