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An organism that attaches to an object and remains in that one place for the rest of it's life
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sessile
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How do sponges feed?
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Filter feeding
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How do coral capture prey?
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Filter feeding
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the arrangement of an animals body parts around a center point or line
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symmetry
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an animal that does ot have body parts that can be divided into corresponding sections
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asymmetrical
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type of symmetry possesed by an organism with a round form
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spherical
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type of symmetry possessed by animals whose body parts are arranged around a central point
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radial
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symmetry when one half of the body mirrors the other half
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bilateral
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upper surface of blaterally symmetrical animal
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dorsal
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lower surface of bilaterally symmetrical animal
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benetral
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