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Habitat of members of option a
Members of the phylum Porifera includes sponges that are mostly marine (Sycon) but can also be present in freshwater (Spongilla) sometimes.
Coelenterates (cnidarians) are aquatic, mainly marine (Adamsia) with few freshwater animals (Hydra) that contain cnidoblasts.
Animals in the phylum Annelida have segments on their body and may be aquatic (marine and freshwater). For example, Nereis are marine, while Hirudinaria (blood sucking leech) inhabit freshwater.
Molluscs are aquatic (marine or freshwater) animals whose body is encased in a calcareous shell. For example, gastropods (snails) are freshwater organisms, while Octopus (Devil’s fish) is marine
Osteichthyes are a class of bony fishes that include both marine and freshwater fishes. For example, freshwater - Labeo (Rohu); marine - Hippocampus (Sea horse).