Porifera
What type of symmetry?
What is asymmetrical?
This phylum’s name means “stinging.”
What is Cnidaria?
The name "Annelid" means this.
What is "little rings"?
Mollusks have this type of body symmetry.
What is bilateral symmetry?
A term that means ”pore bearing”.
What is Porifera?
Has this type of body symmetry.
What is radical symmetry?
Like the kidneys for liquid waste.
What is Nephridia?
Most mollusks have this structure.
What is a shell?
Sponge larvae differ from adult sponges by being able to do this.
What is movement?
These specialized structures inside are used to sting and capture prey.
What are nematocysts?
These heart-like structures pump blood through a closed circulatory system.
What are aortic arches?
This tissue, which drapes over the body, secretes the shell.
What is the mantle?
This type of digestion happens within sponge cells.
What is intracellular digestion?
This jelly-like substance that is in between.
What is mesoglea?
Annelids have this type of nervous system
What is a centralized nervous system?
Most mollusca have this fleshy body part.
What is a foot?
Sponges use this method to obtain food.
What is filter feeding?
cnidarians have this type of nervous system.
what is a nerve net?
Annelids have this type of body cavity.
What is a true coelom?
Many mollusca use this for shredding food.
What is a radula?