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... a. Occur in all seas, especially warm waters, all are marine, and except for a few creeping forms, they are all free swimming. b. They take their name from the eight rows of comblike plates (ctenes) they bear for locomotion. c. Common names are “sea walnuts” and "comb jellies" 2. Only one species ha ...
... a. Occur in all seas, especially warm waters, all are marine, and except for a few creeping forms, they are all free swimming. b. They take their name from the eight rows of comblike plates (ctenes) they bear for locomotion. c. Common names are “sea walnuts” and "comb jellies" 2. Only one species ha ...
Cnidarians
... nerve nets throughout the body. The NERVE NET is concentrated around the mouth. ...
... nerve nets throughout the body. The NERVE NET is concentrated around the mouth. ...
Invertebrates - Mounds Park Academy
... A colony of sponges growing on branches submerged in a Wisconsin Lake. ...
... A colony of sponges growing on branches submerged in a Wisconsin Lake. ...
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... Unlike sponges, sea anemones and jellyfish have no skeletal structure to support their soft tissue. They fill their gastrovascular cavity with water and close mouth tight. ...
... Unlike sponges, sea anemones and jellyfish have no skeletal structure to support their soft tissue. They fill their gastrovascular cavity with water and close mouth tight. ...
Class Anthozoa
... they are immune from (and protected by) the stinging tentacles. The clown fish help the anemone by cleaning the tentacles (as the fish eat detritus) and perhaps by scaring away predators. – Some anemones, establish symbiotic relationships with green algae. In exchange for providing the algae safe ha ...
... they are immune from (and protected by) the stinging tentacles. The clown fish help the anemone by cleaning the tentacles (as the fish eat detritus) and perhaps by scaring away predators. – Some anemones, establish symbiotic relationships with green algae. In exchange for providing the algae safe ha ...
Phylum Annelida - MR. Hill`s class
... vessels, hemocoel for return of circulatory fluid • Complete digestive system with mouth, radula= flexible tongue like strip of tissue covered with tough abarsive teeth that point backward – Radula is used to graze, drill, or function as a poisonous dart (or beak i.e. octopus) ...
... vessels, hemocoel for return of circulatory fluid • Complete digestive system with mouth, radula= flexible tongue like strip of tissue covered with tough abarsive teeth that point backward – Radula is used to graze, drill, or function as a poisonous dart (or beak i.e. octopus) ...
Cnidarians
... long, tube-shaped branching gastrovascular cavities They do not need to send wastes back through the mouth; wastes simply diffuse out through the cell walls of the epidermis ...
... long, tube-shaped branching gastrovascular cavities They do not need to send wastes back through the mouth; wastes simply diffuse out through the cell walls of the epidermis ...
The Nine Major Phyla of Kingdom Animalia (See Biology 11 On
... e.) Specialized Cells: 1.Most coelenterates have tentacles that contain stinging cells that are used for protection and capturing food. 2. Their bodies contain a nerve network that allows movement of the tentacles and body. 3. Phylum Platyhelminthes – The Flatworms: planaria, tapeworms a.) Habitat: ...
... e.) Specialized Cells: 1.Most coelenterates have tentacles that contain stinging cells that are used for protection and capturing food. 2. Their bodies contain a nerve network that allows movement of the tentacles and body. 3. Phylum Platyhelminthes – The Flatworms: planaria, tapeworms a.) Habitat: ...
The Nine Major Phyla of Kingdom Animalia
... e.) Specialized Cells: 1.Most coelenterates have tentacles that contain stinging cells that are used for protection and capturing food. 2. Their bodies contain a nerve network that allows movement of the tentacles and body. 3. Phylum Platyhelminthes – The Flatworms: planaria, tapeworms a.) Habitat: ...
... e.) Specialized Cells: 1.Most coelenterates have tentacles that contain stinging cells that are used for protection and capturing food. 2. Their bodies contain a nerve network that allows movement of the tentacles and body. 3. Phylum Platyhelminthes – The Flatworms: planaria, tapeworms a.) Habitat: ...
Phylum Mollusca
... slower system; found in snails and clams • Closed system: blood is pumped by heart through blood vessels; faster system; found in faster-moving mollusks ...
... slower system; found in snails and clams • Closed system: blood is pumped by heart through blood vessels; faster system; found in faster-moving mollusks ...
Sponge and Cnidarian Test: Zoology B
... The larvae stage of sponges is motile or free swimming. ...
... The larvae stage of sponges is motile or free swimming. ...
Pond Water lab
... Listed below are four common groups of protozoa that you may see during this lab. 1. Ciliates – single celled, free swimming, smooth and well coordinated. Usually covered with many small hair-like projections – cilia. 2. Flagellates – single celled, jerky free swimmers. Have one or two longer hair-l ...
... Listed below are four common groups of protozoa that you may see during this lab. 1. Ciliates – single celled, free swimming, smooth and well coordinated. Usually covered with many small hair-like projections – cilia. 2. Flagellates – single celled, jerky free swimmers. Have one or two longer hair-l ...
4/20 & 4/21 - 7th Grade Agenda
... Symmetry Animals? • Do not have distinct front or back ends • Lives in the ocean • Senses their environment in all directions ...
... Symmetry Animals? • Do not have distinct front or back ends • Lives in the ocean • Senses their environment in all directions ...
PARADE THROUGH THE KINGDOMS- KEY - AP Biology 2
... Nutritional mode, cell structure & specialization, reproduction & development. _____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ 21. List an hypothesis for the origin of animals. Most systematic ...
... Nutritional mode, cell structure & specialization, reproduction & development. _____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ 21. List an hypothesis for the origin of animals. Most systematic ...
Ichthyology Fall 2000
... • structure -- olfactory pit – incurrent & excurrent openings (nares) divided by flap of skin – olfactory rosette -- sensory structure; large surface area ...
... • structure -- olfactory pit – incurrent & excurrent openings (nares) divided by flap of skin – olfactory rosette -- sensory structure; large surface area ...
LABORATORY EXERCISE 5 PHYLUM MOLLUSCA
... organs moist. Count the number of "pretreatment" heartbeats in one minute and record them. Carefully apply 5 drops of the physiological saline on the heart, wait 30 seconds and count the number of "posttreatment" beats in a minute and record them. Is the "posttreatment" rate different from the "pret ...
... organs moist. Count the number of "pretreatment" heartbeats in one minute and record them. Carefully apply 5 drops of the physiological saline on the heart, wait 30 seconds and count the number of "posttreatment" beats in a minute and record them. Is the "posttreatment" rate different from the "pret ...
Angler`s Guide to Fish Diseases and Parasites
... The University of Georgia and Ft. Valley State University, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and counties of the state cooperating. The Cooperative Extension Service, the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences offers educational programs, assistance and materials t ...
... The University of Georgia and Ft. Valley State University, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and counties of the state cooperating. The Cooperative Extension Service, the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences offers educational programs, assistance and materials t ...
Animals PPT
... – Territory: physical space an animal defends against other members of its species • Uses pheromones to mark territory ...
... – Territory: physical space an animal defends against other members of its species • Uses pheromones to mark territory ...