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in coelenterates the arrangement of cell is more complex explain

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In coelenterates, the arrangement of cells is more complex than sponges. Here cells are arranged into tissues which perform different functions. Thus, they have tissue level of organisation as compared to sponges which have cellular level of organisation.

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