Exoskeleton is present on the outside of the body. To allow movement, an
external skeleton is made up of many jointed pieces, similar to a suit
of armour, with strong solid sections protecting delicate organs. The
basic material of exoskeleton is chitin. The muscles which bring about
movement are attached inside the skeleton.
Endoskeleton is an
internal skeleton, encased within the body tissues. Vertebrate skeletons
are made of living material, either-cartilage or bone, which can grow
as needed by the organism. A variety of joints make a whole range of
movements possible.