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To determine: The contrasting features of nerve nets and radial nervous system with that of bilateral nervous systems.
Introduction: Different types of organisms have different types of neural systems depending upon their body organization. Nonsymmetrical organisms have nerve nets or its modified form which is known as the radial nervous system. Bilaterally symmetrical organisms have a bilateral nervous system.
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