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 “Comb Jellies”  Use long tail like “combs” to comb out plankton from water.

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2  “Comb Jellies”  Use long tail like “combs” to comb out plankton from water.

3 Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: CtenophoraAnimaliaCtenophora Class: TentaculataTentaculata Order: CydippidaCydippida Family: Mertensiidae Genus: Mertensia Species: ovumMertensiidae

4 Kingdom:Animalia Phylum: Ctenophora Class: Tentaculata Order: Lobata Family: Bolinopsidae Genus: Bolinopsis Species: infundibulum

5  Chord= Data=

6 Domain: Kingdom: Phylum: Class: Order: Family: Genus: Species:

7  Domain:  Kingdom:  Phylum:  Class:  Order:  Family:  Genus:  Species:

8  Molluska

9  Domain:  Kingdom:  Phylum:  Class:  Order:  Family:  Genus:  Species:

10  Domain:  Kingdom:  Phylum:  Class:  Order:  Family:  Genus:  Species:

11  Arthro=Poda=

12  Domain:  Kingdom:  Phylum:  Class:  Order:  Family:  Genus:  Species:

13  Domain:  Kingdom:  Phylum:  Class:  Order:  Family:  Genus:  Species:

14  Nemo=toda=

15  Domain:  Kingdom:  Phylum:  Class:  Order:  Family:  Genus:  Species:

16  Domain:  Kingdom:  Phylum:  Class:  Order:  Family:  Genus:  Species:

17  Echino=dermata=

18  Domain:  Kingdom:  Phylum:  Class:  Order:  Family:  Genus:  Species:

19  Domain:  Kingdom:  Phylum:  Class:  Order:  Family:  Genus:  Species:

20  Annel=Lida=

21  Domain:  Kingdom:  Phylum:  Class:  Order:  Family:  Genus:  Species:

22  Domain:  Kingdom:  Phylum:  Class:  Order:  Family:  Genus:  Species:

23  Platy=Helmenthes=

24  Domain:  Kingdom:  Phylum:  Class:  Order:  Family:  Genus:  Species:

25  Domain:  Kingdom:  Phylum:  Class:  Order:  Family:  Genus:  Species:

26  Cnid= aria=

27  Domain:  Kingdom:  Phylum:  Class:  Order:  Family:  Genus:  Species:

28  Domain:  Kingdom:  Phylum:  Class:  Order:  Family:  Genus:  Species:

29  Pori=fera=

30  Domain:  Kingdom:  Phylum:  Class:  Order:  Family:  Genus:  Species:

31  Domain:  Kingdom:  Phylum:  Class:  Order:  Family:  Genus:  Species:

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