Hosted by Miss Dell 100 200 400 300 400 Animal? Porifera & Cnidaria It’s symmetric! WORMS! 300 200 400 200 100 500 100.

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100 200 400 300 400 Animal? Porifera & Cnidaria It’s symmetric! WORMS! 300 200 400 200 100 500 100

Row 1, Col 1 The type of symmetry where an organism has ONE LINE of symmetry. What is a bilateral symmetry?

1,2 An animal that does not have a backbone. What is an invertebrate?

1,3 The type of cell in a sponge that is sharp and supports the sponge’s body. What are Spikes?

1,4 The type of asexual reproduction that worms complete. What is regeneration?

2,1 The type of symmetry a Sea Anemone has. What is radial symmetry?

2,2 The term that mean maintaining stable internal conditions. What is homeostasis?

2,3 The body plan of a hydra. What is Polyp?

2,4 Planarians and Flukes belong to this Phylum. What is a Phylum Platyhelminthes?

3,1 The type of symmetry that Sponge has. What is asymmetry?

3,2 An animal that has both male and female parts (Produce sperm and egg cells). What is hermaphrodite?

3,3 The cells of a sponge that are cause water to flow through the pores and capture food particles. What are collar cells?

3,4 The phylum of worms that has a digestive system with two separate openings (mouth and anus). What is Phylum Nematoda?

4,1 The directional term that refers to back or top side of an organism. What is dorsal? ?

4,2 The FOUR levels of organization in order from Simplest  Most Complex. What is cell  tissue  organ  organ system?

4,3 The type of cell that helps Cnidarians capture food and protect themselves. What are stinging cells?

4,4 The directional word for the head-end of a tapeworm where hooks and suckers are found for attachment. What is anterior?

5,1 The directional term that refers to the side of a planarian where the pharynx is located. What is ventral side?

5,2 The immature form of an animal (looks different from the adult) What is larva?

5,3 An example of a colony of Cnidarians that includes 3 types of polyps and a gas filled chamber. What is the Portuguese Man of War?

5,4 Most worms are these types of organisms that do not live on or in another organism (Ex. Decomposers and consumers). What are free-living?

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