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$400 $1600 $1200 $800 $1600 $800 $400 $1600 $800 $2000 $1200 $800 $2000 $400 $1200 $400 $1200 $2000 $1200 $1600 $2000 PoriferaCnidaria Cnidarian Classes Coral Reefs Zooxanthellae FJ
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This is what collar cells do for sponges. 400 BoardAns
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What beats flagella to move water through the sponge. QuestionQuestion BoardBoard
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These are the 3 materials sponge skeletons may be made of. 800 BoardAns
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What are Calcium carbonate, Silica, or spongin QuestionQuestion BoardBoard
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These are the 3 functions of amebocytes in sponges. 1200 BoardAns
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What can Carry food Make spicules Become any other cell QuestionQuestion BoardBoard
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Sponges have this type of symmetry. 1600 BoardAns
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What is asymmetrical? Or What is no symmetry? QuestionQuestion BoardBoard
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Daily Double 1 2000 BoardAns
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Type Answer to Column 1, 2000 point question. Question Question BoardBoard
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This is the characteristic all Cnidarians have in common. 400 BoardAns
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What are nematocysts or stinging cells? Question Question BoardBoard
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This is alternation of generations. 800 BoardAns
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What is one body type giving rise to the other – polyp and medusa? QuestionQuestion BoardBoard
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Cnidarians have this type of symmetry. 1200 BoardAns
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What is radial symmetry? QuestionQuestion BoardBoard
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Cnidaria have this many openings. 1600 BoardAns
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What is one? QuestionQuestion BoardBoard
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The ciliated swimming larvae of a Cnidarian that settles down and becomes a polyp is called this. 2000 BoardAns
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What is a planula larvae? QuestionQuestion BoardBoard
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Order Siphonophora belongs in this class. 100 point Bonus: This is an example of a siphonophore. 400 BoardAns
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What is Hydrozoa? Bonus: What is Portuguese Man-o-War? Question Question BoardBoard
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This group has no alternation of generations. 800 BoardAns
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What is Anthozoa? Question Question BoardBoard
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This group’s dominant obvious stage is the medusa. 1200 BoardAns
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What is Scyphozoa? Question Question BoardBoard
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This group is usually colonial. 1600 BoardAns
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What is Hydrozoa? Question Question BoardBoard
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Sea Wasps are in this class. 2000 BoardAns
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What is Cubozoa? QuestionQuestion BoardBoard
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This is why coral reefs only grow in warm, shallow, clear water. 400 BoardAns
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What is to get light for zooxanthellae and help take CaCO 3 out of the water QuestionQuestion BoardBoard
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Coral reefs only develop in water that averages above this temperature. 800 BoardAns
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What is 70° F? Question Question BoardBoard
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Hermatypic corals are corals that do this. 1200 BoardAns
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What is build reefs. Question Question BoardBoard
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Most of the coral growth on a reef occurs here. 1600 BoardAns
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What is the reef crest? Question Question BoardBoard
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Coral reefs are known a the “canaries of the coal mines” because of this. 2000 BoardAns
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What is corals are very sensitive to environmental changes. QuestionQuestion BoardBoard
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Zooxanthellae are this kind of organism. 400 BoardAns
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What is a dinoflagellate? QuestionQuestion BoardBoard
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When corals get stressed they do this to the zooxanthellae. 800 BoardAns
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What is eat them or kick them out? Question Question BoardBoard
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This is how many zooxanthellae can be found in 1 cm 2 of coral tissue. BoardAns 1200
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What is one million? Question Question BoardBoard
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Column 5, 1600 points. 1600 BoardAns
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Type Answer to Column 5, 1600 point question. QuestionQuestion BoardBoard
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These are 2 other organisms zooxanthellae can be found in. 2000 BoardAns
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What are giant clams, sponges, and sea squirts? QuestionQuestion BoardBoard
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Daily Double 1
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This is the covering of a nematocyst. BoardAns
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What is an operculum? QuestionQuestion BoardBoard
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Daily Double 2
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Mesenteric filaments do this. BoardAns
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What allows coral to compete, and digests from outside the coral polyp body? QuestionQuestion BoardBoard
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Final Jeopardy: Antropogenic threats to coral reefs.
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These are 4 anthropogenic threats to coral reefs.
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What are 1.Destructive fishing practices 2. Overfishing 3.Collecting organisms for aquariums 4.Pollution 5.Mining corals for building materials Question
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