AnimalKingdomDo not possess a backbonePossess a backboneAsymmetric,Bilateral symmetry,does notFour limbs;possesses true tissues,three germ layer, mosthave a complete gutpossess truepossesses a notochordlungstissuesMouth forms second,Radial symmetry,opposite end from theblastoporepossesses true tissues,two germ layers,gastrovascular cavity,cnidocyte stinging cellsTerrestrialadaptation toprotect embryopossesses a spiny skinor calcareousendoskeleton, watervascular systemMouth forms first fromthe blastoporePlace the letter in theArthropodai.j.h.Sheds a cuticle orpossesses either a lophophorefeeding apparatus or atrochophore larvaeappropriate blanktetrapodsPoriferaexoskeleton via ecdysisa.Echinodermatab.Cnidariansk.VertebratesEcdysozoaI.Protostomiaс.d.Deuterostomiam.Amniotic eggBilateriaSegmented, possessjointed feet, complexhead (cephalization)LophotrochozoaChordataе.n.Segmented, bristles,f.Annelidao.g.invertebratesorgan systems, can behermaphrodites

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Animal
Kingdom
Do not possess a backbone
Possess a backbone
Asymmetric,
Bilateral symmetry,
does not
Four limbs;
possesses true tissues,
three germ layer, most
have a complete gut
possess true
possesses a notochord
lungs
tissues
Mouth forms second,
Radial symmetry,
opposite end from the
blastopore
possesses true tissues,
two germ layers,
gastrovascular cavity,
cnidocyte stinging cells
Terrestrial
adaptation to
protect embryo
possesses a spiny skin
or calcareous
endoskeleton, water
vascular system
Mouth forms first from
the blastopore
Place the letter in the
Arthropoda
i.
j.
h.
Sheds a cuticle or
possesses either a lophophore
feeding apparatus or a
trochophore larvae
appropriate blank
tetrapods
Porifera
exoskeleton via ecdysis
a.
Echinodermata
b.
Cnidarians
k.
Vertebrates
Ecdysozoa
I.
Protostomia
с.
d.
Deuterostomia
m.
Amniotic egg
Bilateria
Segmented, possess
jointed feet, complex
head (cephalization)
Lophotrochozoa
Chordata
е.
n.
Segmented, bristles,
f.
Annelida
o.
g.
invertebrates
organ systems, can be
hermaphrodites

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*Invertebrates are the animals do not posses backbone.

*Vertebrates are the animals that posses backbone

*Pylum porifera do not contain any tissue and it is assymetry.

* Bilateria Possess bilateral symmetry and true tissues and three germ layers and most have a complete gut.

* Chordata Possess notochord

*Tetrapods consists limbs and legs

*Cnidirians are the animals that possess radial symmetry and true tissue ,two germ layers and gastrovascular cavity along with special cnidoblast stinging cells.

*Protostomes are the animals in which mouth first forms from blastopore.

*Deuterostomes are the animals in which mouth form se ond opposite to blastopore.

*Echinodermata is the phylum which contain spiny skin and calcareous endoskeleton along with vascular system.

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