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(a)
Cell aggregate plan-Cells are loosely arranged in groups. The tissue or
organ system is absent. e.g. porifers.
(b)
The blind sac plan-It is more evolved plan than the cell aggregate
plan. The alimentary canal has only single opening which opens outside. This
is the opening for ingestion and egestion both. Division of labour is
developed. This type of digestive tube is known as blind sac. e.g.
coelenterates and flatworms.
(c)
The tube within a tube plan Digestive system is provided with mouth
and anal opening. Ingestion by mouth and egestion by anus. More evolved
and complex form.
2. Symmetry-It is divided as follows
(a)
Asymmetrical-An animal which cannot be divided into two equal and
similar halves from any point. Such symmetry is known as asymmetry. e.g.
snail.
(b)
Bilateral symmetry-When an animal is cut lengthwise in the middle
vertical plane, then it is divided into two equal morror halves i.e. opposite
right and left halves. This symmetry may not be internal symmetry also, e.g.
frog, man, earthworms, insects etc. (most of the animals).
(c)
Radial symmetry-When an animal is divided through its longitudinal
axis through any diameter, then body will have two equal halves, e.g. hydra,
star fish etc.
3.
Body cavity or Coelom-The body cavity or coelom is present only in the
animals with tube within a tube body plan. Their cavity is filled with the fluid.
This is known as body coelom.
This coelom gives flexibility to the body. All the internal organs are
suspended in the coelom. Thus coelom protects and acts as a shock absorber.
Except in roundworms, the coelom develops from embryonic mesoderm in all
animals. Porifers, coelenterates and platyhelminthes are devoid of coelom,
hence also known as acoelomates.
4.
Body segmentation-The body is divided into constricted body
segments. These segmentation arises in the annelids and is also present in
the arthopods and all chordates.
5.
Body support and protection Soft bodied animals are provided with
exoskeleton. e.g. foramenifera (protozoans), coelenterates, arthropods and
most of the molluscans. The exoskeleton is formed by the deposition of hard
Substances or shell. The exoskeleton is also present in the vertebrates such
as scales, feathers, hairs, nails etc.
Hard, Hard, bony and cartilaginous tissue forms the exoskeleton of the body
especially of vertebrates. Notochord supports the body of primitive adult
chordates whereas vertebral column is a supporting skeleton of vertebrates.
Appendicular skelecton provides a mean of locomotion and brain case
(cranium) and vertebral column protects the central nervous system in
vertebrates. The axial skeleton gives the length or height to the animals.
Scope
This is very useful project for present university, to manage its database on
successful implementation the same project can be implemented in all other
universities.
Hardware Requirement
Processor
RAM
1 GB or More
Harddisk
80GB or more
Monitor
Keyboard
Normal or Multimedia
Mouse
Compatible mouse
Software Requirement
Front End
Language
Visual Basic or C#
Back End
MS Sql Server
Operation System
Browser
Database
Product Title - Web based online
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Science Seminar Member Registration
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