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(N/A)       Porifera    Coelenterata        They are mostly marine, non-motile, and found attached to rocks.    They are aquatic, mostly marine, and c

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(N/A)       Porifera    Coelenterata        They are mostly marine, non-motile, and found attached to rocks.    They are aquatic, mostly marine, and can be sessile or free-swimming.        They exhibit a cellular level of organization.    They exhibit a tissue level of organization.        The body has pores (ostia) and a central cavity called spongocoel.    The body has a central gastrovascular cavity with a single opening called the hypostome.        Examples: $Spongilla$, $Euplectella$, $Sycon$.    Examples: $Hydra$, $Sea 	ext{ } anemone$, $Corals$.

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Porifera	Coelenterata
They are mostly marine, non-motile, and found attached to rocks.	They are aquatic, mostly marine, and can be sessile or free-swimming.
They exhibit a cellular level of organization.	They exhibit a tissue level of organization.
The body has pores (ostia) and a central cavity called spongocoel.	The body has a central gastrovascular cavity with a single opening called the hypostome.
Examples: $Spongilla$, $Euplectella$, $Sycon$.	Examples: $Hydra$, $Sea \text{ } anemone$, $Corals$.