Phylum : Onychophora

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 Phylum : Onychophora

  • External morphology :-

  • Body is elongated cylindrical and electrical symmetrical
  • External segmentation is unique clear and and jointed legs number from 14 to 43 pairs
  • Each leg is stumpy pro tube bill ending in two clause 3 to 6 pets on the ventral side which serve as a walking souls which constant to the substratum
  • Skin is covered in a tin cuticle covered in numerous Billberry possesses
  • The skin is thrown in transverse ridges bearing a chronicle because in the city news the spines
  • Anterior end is not differentiated as a head .bears  a pair of of eye , a pair of pre-oral Antennae and simple separating or a bailable and meet the ventral mouth with pair of Chetan years George Antony or not not homolog us to
  • 3 segmented head is midway between Annelida and Arthropoda.
  • Anus at the posterior end and genital aperture located is front of anus..

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