Phylums Porifera & Cnidaria
Characteristics of Porifera and Cnidaria
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- What is the symmetry of most sponges?
- The cells that move water through a sponge using flagella are called:
- Adult sponges don't move, but stay attached to a surface, so they are
- The sponge cell type used for structure and made out of protein is:
- One sponge produces both sperm and eggs, so it is a
- What is the name of the stinging cells of cnidarians?
- Where do cnidarians digest their food?
- Which one is an example of a colonial cnidarian?
- During warm weather, hydra reproduce:
- What is the ciliated larva of a jellyfish called?
- Some anemones have a symbiotic relationship with
- Instead of cnidocytes, ctenophores have
- Ctenophores produce light by a chemical reaction, which is known as
- Complete the following analogy: sponge: osculum; hydra: _______________
- What is NOT a characteristic of cnidarians?
- What do colloblasts do?
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