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Which type of circulatory system is found in Arthropoda?

Answer: Open circulatory system.

  • A Closed circulatory system
  • B Open circulatory system
  • C No circulatory system
  • D Double circulation only

Correct answer: B. Open circulatory system

Explanation: Arthropods have an open circulatory system in which blood (hemolymph) flows freely in body spaces (hemocoel) rather than being confined to vessels.

Body Plan Progression Across PhylaPoriferaasymmetricalcellular level→Cnidariaradial, diploblastictissue level→Platyhelminthesbilateral, acoelomateorgan level→Nematodapseudocoel.→Annelida+true coelomorgan systemEach step adds organisational complexity: symmetry → germ layers → coelom type → organ systems

Moving across the animal phyla, body organisation becomes progressively more complex: from no symmetry and cellular organisation (Porifera) through radial/diploblastic (Cnidaria), bilateral/acoelomate (Platyhelminthes), pseudocoelomate (Nematoda), to a true coelom with full organ systems (Annelida and beyond).

Concept context

Phylum-level classification of the animal kingdom from Porifera to Chordata, based on body symmetry, coelom, and segmentation. One of the most example-heavy chapters for NEET.

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