Sycon belongs to a group of animals which are best described as

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Sycon belongs to a group of animals which are best described as (A) multicellular with a gastrovascular system (B) multicellular having tissue organisation, but no body cavity (C) unicellular or acellular (D) multicellular without any tissue organization

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Sycon belongs to phylum-Porifera. The porifers are most primitive group of multicellular animals. They have no tissue grade of organisation, and represent cell aggregated body plan; hence, included in the subkingdom Parazoa.

Q. Sycon belongs to a group of animals which are best described as

multicellular with a gastrovascular system

multicellular having tissue organisation, but no body cavity

unicellular or acellular

multicellular without any tissue organization

Sycon belongs to phylum-Porifera. The porifers are most primitive group of multicellular animals. They have no tissue grade of organisation, and represent cell aggregated body plan; hence, included in the subkingdom Parazoa.