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1. Enumerate what type of integumentary system each phyla possesses and describe its function.

1. Enumerate what type of integumentary system each phyla possesses and describe its function.

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1. Enumerate what type of integumentary system each phyla possesses and describe its function. Phylum Function Type of Integumentary System • Simple Integumentary System Composed of a single layer of columnar epithelial cells called as pinacoderm Integument do not have true tissues; Parazoa Thin integumentary system Porifera Produce mucus to prevent infection • Can be ciliated or flagellated to move food particles into their body With cnidocytes which assist in paralyzing prey • With nerve cells that trigger Cnidaria motor responses Platyhelminthes Echinodermata Mollusca Nematoda Arthropoda Annelida Chordata In Phylum Chordata the integument is soft and contains no hard skeletal parts, but many members have bony elements, derived from the dermis, present in the skin. The integument or skin protects the body from the entry of foreign bodies and prevent from the mechanical injuries
Transcribed Image Text:1. Enumerate what type of integumentary system each phyla possesses and describe its function. Phylum Function Type of Integumentary System • Simple Integumentary System Composed of a single layer of columnar epithelial cells called as pinacoderm Integument do not have true tissues; Parazoa Thin integumentary system Porifera Produce mucus to prevent infection • Can be ciliated or flagellated to move food particles into their body With cnidocytes which assist in paralyzing prey • With nerve cells that trigger Cnidaria motor responses Platyhelminthes Echinodermata Mollusca Nematoda Arthropoda Annelida Chordata In Phylum Chordata the integument is soft and contains no hard skeletal parts, but many members have bony elements, derived from the dermis, present in the skin. The integument or skin protects the body from the entry of foreign bodies and prevent from the mechanical injuries
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