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Sponges and Cnidarians
4/14/15 Mr.Faia 6th Grade Science
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Sponges For a long time, sponges were thought of as plants
Sponges stay in 1 place, but are heterotrophs They have been around for 540 million years!
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Sponges Sponges have irregular shapes and no symmetry
Some cells have specialized jobs
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Structure of a Sponge The body of a sponge is like a bag pierced with holes These holes are called pores
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Getting Food and Oxygen from Water
Sponges strain food from water Collar cells trap food as water passes through
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Getting Food and Oxygen from Water
Oxygen enters the sponge by diffusion What is diffusion? What else can diffusion do for a sponge?
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Spikes Sponge bodies are supported by spikes Spikes can be very sharp
Sponges can also produce irritating substances What do we call these traits?
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Reproduction Can reproduce both sexually and asexually Budding –
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Reproduction Produce egg cells during 1 point of year
Produce sperm cells during another point After fertilization, a larva forms
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Cnidarians 3 Members of the phylum Jellyfish Sea Anemones Corals
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Cnidarians Traits Stinging Cells Hollow cavity for food Carnivores
Specialized Tissues
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Body Plans Radial Symmetry 2 Body plans Polyp Medusa
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Body Plans Polyp Hydra Sea Anemone Coral
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Body Plans Medusa Jellyfish
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Eating Cnidarians sting their prey with venom
Tentacles then pull the food into the mouth Where does undigested food go?
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Reproduction Both asexually and sexually How does a polyp reproduce?
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Coral Coral reefs start with a free-swimming coral larva
Larva attaches to a solid surface
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Coral Coral polyp reproduces asexually, and so does its offspring
Over time the number of polyps can reach thousands
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REVIEW 1) Describe the structure of a sponge’s body
2) How do cnidarians capture food? 3) How does a jellyfish capture food? 4) How do polyps reproduce? 5) What are the 2 types of cnidarian body plans? 6) Which body type is free-swimming? 7) What supports the body of a sponge? 8) How do sponges get food? 9) How does coral reproduce? 10) What type of symmetry do sponges have?
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