Compare and contrast the process of digestion in cindarians and echinoderms

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Cnidaria - incomplete digestion [have only a single opening] ,digestion is extracellular and intracellular ,they have stinging casules called cnidoblast which helps for anchorage,defence and capture prey.
echinodermata - complete digestion[mouth on ventral,anus on dorsal],have water vascular system helps in locomotion ,capture of prey,transport of food....digestion is intracellular

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