Animal Diversity (Non-Chordata)
Monday, October 9th, 2006 
THE NON-CHORDATES
Non-chordates are animals without a notochord. They are the most abundant and diversified of all animals living or extinct. That makes their study the most fascinating one.
The following chapters appear in this section. Click on the title to open.
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Biology of Amoeba
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Biology of Leishmania
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Biology of Monocystis
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Biology of Plasmodium
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Biology of Paramecium
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Locomotion in Protozoa
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Nutrition in Protozoa
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Reproduction in Protozoa
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Classification of Porifera
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Biology of Sycon
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Skeletal structures in Porifera
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Canal system in Porifera
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Reproduction in Porifera
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Classification of Coelenterata
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Biology of Hydra
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Biology of Obelia & metagenesis
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Biology of Aurelia
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Defensive structures in Coelenterata
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Polymorphism in Coelenterata
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Coral reefs, their kinds & formation
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Protostomes and Deuterostomes
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Classification of Platyhelminthes
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Biology of Fasciola
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Biology of Taenia
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Parasitic adaptations in helminthes
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Helminthes in relation to man
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Classification of Nemathelminthes
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Biology of Ascaris & parasitic adaptation
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Nematodes in relation to man
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Biology of Nereis (Neanthes)
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Biology of eathworm
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Biology of leech
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Modes of life in Polychaeta
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Classification of Arthropoda
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Biology of Palaemon
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Biology of scorpion (Buthus)
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Biology of cockroach (Periplaneta)
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Larval forms in Crustacea
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Parasitism in Crustacea
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Vision in Arthropoda
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Respiration in Arthropoda
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Mouth parts in insects
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Metamorphosis in insects
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Social life in insects
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Classification of Mollusca
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Biology of Lamellidens
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Biology of Pila
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Torsion and detorsion in gastropods
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Biology of Sepia
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Feeding, respiration and locomotion in Mollusca
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Classification of Echinodermata
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Biology of starfish (Asterias)
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Larval forms in Echinoderms
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Feeding, respiration and locomotion in Echinoderms
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Minor phyla, Chaetognatha, Phoronida, Bryozoa