How do poriferan animals differ from coelenterate animals

Q- How do poriferan animals differ from coelenterate animals?

Answer- Poriferan:

1. Poriferan animals are cellular in structure of their body organization. 

2. The peculiar cells in poriferan are collar cells which are present in gastral layer.

3. Poriferan animals have a spongocoel body cavity.

4. The larval form of Poriferan animals is amphiblastula.

Coelenterate:

1. Coelenterate animals are formed of tissue in structure of their body organization. 

2. The peculiar cells in coelenterate are cnidoblasts which are present in epidermis layer.

3. Coelenterate animals have a coelenteron body cavity.

4. The larval form of Coelenterate animals is Planula.

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