Marine Invertebrates
This is the phylum that contains sea sponges.
Porifera
This is the body plan that jellyfish have.
Medusa
These are the needle-like structures on a sea sponge.
Spicules
This is the kind of symmetry echinoderms have
Pentaradial symmetry
The kind of appendages that arthropods have.
Jointed appendages
This is the phylum that lobsters belong to.
Arthropoda.
This is the substance used by coral polyps to build their skeleton.
Calcium carbonate
This is the number of shells bivalves have.
2
Echinoderms have this instead of a brain
Nerve ring
These are appendages that have been modified into claws
Chelipeds
This is the phylum sea urchins belong to.
Echinodermata
This is the kind of symmetry cnidarians have.
Radial
This is the part of a mollusk that contains all its vital organs.
Visceral mass
This is the number of parts that an echinoderm's body is split into.
5 parts
This is the tip of a lobster's tail
Telson
This is an animal that eats by taking in water and filtering organic matter out of it.
Filter feeder
These are specialized stinging cells on a cnidarian's tentacles.
Nematocysts
This is a kind of sexual reproduction in which gametes are released into the water.
Spawning.
This is the meaning of the word "echinoderm"
spiky skin
This hard shell protects some arthropods' head and thorax
Carapace
This is the phylum that contains octopuses.
Mollusca
This is a method of asexual reproduction in which the organism clones itself.
Budding.
These are the 3 parts of a mollusk's body plan.
The head, the foot, and the visceral mass
Please name one example of an echinoderm.
Starfish, sea cucumber, sea urchin, sand dollar, etc.
These are the three body segments of an arthropod
The head, thorax, and abdomen