Question
Differentiate between
Radially symmertical and bilaterally symmetrical body
Radially symmertical and bilaterally symmetrical body
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Answer
Radially symmertical :
a. It is a body that can be divided vertically into two equal halves along any plane passing through the central point.
b. Examples: Starfish, jellyfish, Hydra, corals, etc.
BodyBilaterally symmetrical :
a. It is a body that can be divided into two equal halves only through one plane.
b. Examples: Tapeworm, insects, lizard, humans, etc.
a. It is a body that can be divided vertically into two equal halves along any plane passing through the central point.
b. Examples: Starfish, jellyfish, Hydra, corals, etc.
BodyBilaterally symmetrical :
a. It is a body that can be divided into two equal halves only through one plane.
b. Examples: Tapeworm, insects, lizard, humans, etc.
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