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Phylum animals slightly more complex than sponges; jellyfish

Cnidaria

Epidermis

the outer layer of cnidarians

Endoderm

the inner layer of cnidarians, contains calls that produce digestive enzymes and break up food particles

Mesoglea

jelly like material between the two layers

Gastrovascular cavity

extends into the hollow tentacles

polyp

shaped like a hollow cylinder that opens at the top

Medusa

form with the body shaped like an umbrella, the mouth and tentacles hanging down in the water

Radial Symmetry

symmetry around a central axis, as in a starfish or a tulip flower.

Cnidocytes

stinging cells

Nematocyst

a long, coiled, tubular harpoon like structure

Plankton

organism that cannot swim against a current

Nerve net

nervous system of cnidarians; consists of cells with long thin fibers that respond to mechanical or chemical stimuli

Mechanoreception

the ability to respond to a stimulus of touch or pressure

Chemoreception

the ability to respond to chemical stimuli

Photoreception

the ability to respond to changes in light intensity

Sexual Reproduction

bgin production of cells called eggs and sperm

Fertilization

the beginning of a new organism

larva

baby

Cilia

small hairlike structure that move is along by beating back

Asexual reproduction

reproduction without eggs and sperm

budding

like growing a new branch on a tree

regeneration

replacing lost or damaged parts