Why ctenophores are commonly called comb-jellies? – InterviewSolution

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1.	Why ctenophores are commonly called comb-jellies?
Answer» The body of ctenophores bears eight external rows of cliated comb plates which help in the locomotion. Moreover they have a jelly-like appearance. Presence of comb-plates and jelly-like appearance gives the name comb-jellies.

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