ANIMALS
SPONGES
CNIDARIANS
WORMS
POTPOURI
100
INVERTEBRATE
What is an animal without a backbone?
100
SESSILE
What is it when a sponge stays in one place?
100
JELLYFISHES, CORALS, SEA ANEMONES
What are cnidarians?
100
FLATWORMS, ROUNDWORMS, SEGMENTED WORMS
What are the three phyla of worms?
100
ADAPTATIONS
What are characteristics that helps an organism survive or reproduce in its environment?
200
LARVA
What is an immature form of an animal that looks different from the adult?
200
PHYLUM PORIFERA
What is the name of the phylum which sponges belong to that means "having pores"?
200
POLYP
What is a vase-shaped body plan?
200
TAPEWORMS, PLANARIANS, FLUKES
What are types of flatworms?
200
CORAL REEF
What is home to more species of fishes and invertebrates than any other environment on Earth?
300
BILATERAL AND RADIAL SYMMETRY
What are the two types of symmetry most organisms have?
300
ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION
What is budding?
300
MEDUSA
What is a bowl-shaped body plan?
300
PARASITE
What is an organism that lives inside or on another organism?
300
SEGMENTS
What are the linked sections of an earthworm's body called?
400
OBTAIN FOOD AND OXYGEN, KEEP INTERNAL CONDITIONS STABLE, MOVE AND REPRODUCE
What are the functions of animals?
400
SPIKES
What supports the sponges body and keeps it upright in the water?
400
STINGING CELLS
How do cnidarians catch their prey?
400
HOST
What is the organism in or on which a parasite lives?
400
PORTUGUESE MAN-OF-WAR
What is a tightly coordinated colony of polyps and medusas called?
500
CELLS, TISSUE, ORGANS, SYSTEM
What is the structure of living organisms?
500
OXYGEN
What do sponges get from water?
500
DISC-SHAPED STRUCTURS BREAK AWAY AND FORM NEW INDIVIDUALS
What is an example of asexual reproduction seen in polyps?
500
CLOSED-CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
What is a connected network of tubes called blood vessels which blood moves through?
500
FIRST CM OF SOIL
Where are the most roundworms found?
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