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Sense Organs in Aurelia (With Diagram) | Phylum Cnidaria

In this article we will discuss about the sense organs in aurelia, explained with the help of a suitable diagram. i. Sense Organs: The sense organs include the olfactory pits, the ocelli and the tentaculocysts or rhopalia. ii. Olfactory Pits: Two, lined with sensory epithelium—one lie on the ex-umbrella and the other in the sense club. These are chemoreceptors and [...]

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Structure of Aurelia (With Diagram) | Phylum Cnidaria

In this article we will discuss about the structure of aurelia, explained with the help of a suitable diagram. a. The body consists of a gelatinous disc with a slightly convex ex-umbrella (Fig. 20.17) and bears a four-cornered mouth on a short manubrium guarded by four oral arms at the centre of the sub-umbrella.   b. The margin bears a [...]

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Life Cycle of Obelia (With Diagram) | Phylum Cnidaria

In this article we will discuss about the life cycle of obelia, explained with the help of suitable diagrams. Description of Obelia: 1. It is a branched, fixed colony (Fig 20.12). Some of the horizontal branches anchoring the colony on some support are called Hydrorhiza while other branches are vertical and known as Hydrocaulus. 2. Each branch consists of a [...]

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