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mesohyl

(Porifera) gelatinous middle material, contains spicules and amoebocytes

totipotent

(Porifera) cells capable of transformation into any other cell

Alternation of Generations

(Cnidaria) alternation of asexual (polypoid) and sexual (medusoid) generations

collenchyma

(Cnidaria) noncellular mesoglea

gonopalpon

(cnidaria) supports gonodendron

gonophores

(Cnidaria) on gonozooid- produce medusae

manubrium (hypostome)

(Cnidaria) hydranth part, supports mouth and tentacles

pedal laceration

(Cnidaria) Anthozoa asexual reproduction; anemone moves, part of pedal disc left behind

rhopalium

(Cnidaria) sensory structure. center between lappets on medusa bell margin

siphonoglyphs

(Cnidaria) Anthozoa- at ends of slitlike mouth for water circulation

aboral sense organ

(Ctenophora) with statocyst- balance and swimming

ctenes

(Ctenophora) ciliary plates- comb rows. swimming

determinant (mosaic) cleavage

(Ctenophora) all cytoplasm predetermined

dissogeny

(Ctenophora) regression at maturity

metamerism

(Bilateral phyla) coelom and segmentation

calthrops

spicule shape- 4 rays, all same size

clads

short rays of a spicule

rhabdome

elongated ray of a spicule

diaene

spicule mutation, loss of a clad

triene

spicule mutation, loss of a rhabdome

megascleres

large spicules

microscleres

small, throughout mesohyl

ostia

(Porifera) entry pores, numerous

oscula

(porifera) exit pores, few

pinacocytes

pinacoderm, outer layer

choanocytes

choanoderm, inner layer. flagellated cells

prosopyle

opening from incurrent canal into flagellated chambers

apopyle

openings from flagellated chambers into excurrent canals

micropyle

gemmule exit opening- favorable conditions & development

reduction bodies

marine, sponge collapses in unfavorable conditions

gemmules

freshwater, due to changes in water temperature

spicules

rod-shaped internal skeleton, calcareous or silicious

spongin

pulpy protein of porifera internal skeleton

amphiblastula

hollow larvae

coelogastrula

develops internally

trophocytes

nurse cells for archaeocytes

amoebocytes

produce gametes

adradial canal

straight, off gonads

perradial canal

branched, between gonads

interradial canal

branched, off gonads

blastostyle

reduced, fingerlike gonozooid

gonodendron

expanded branched gonozooid

cnidocyte

contain nematocysts

nematocyst

defense barbs within cnidocyte

cnidocil

triggering mechanism for the cnidocyte/nematocyst

coenosarc

stalk living tissue

perisarc

stalk nonliving tissue

corallum

nonliving coral mass

corallite

coral polyp skeleton

craspedote

has velum

acraspedote

no velum

exumbrella

convex aboral surface

subumbrella

concave oral surface

gastrozooid

feeding polyp

gonozooid

reproductive polyp

gonangium

reproductive polyp, covered by gonotheca

hydranth

oral end of cnidaria feeding polyp, covered by hydrotheca

hydrocaulus

hydroid colony stalk

hydrorhiza

horizontal rootlike support

mesoglea

cellular intermediate material produced by mesenchyme

mesenchyme

produces mesoglea

monopodial

single budding along branch

sympodial

two buds at branch

planula

free-swimming ciliated larvae

actinula

more advanced larvae

scyphistoma

Scyphozoa first polyp

strobila

Scyphozoa second polyp

ephyra

Scyphozoa pre-medusa

stereogastrula

solid ball ancestral form, phagocytosis

metagastraea

hypothetical ancestral eumetazoan, mouth & digestive system

strobilization

budding/transverse fission off strobila to produce ephyra

tentaculozooid

long, dangling protective tentacle(Physalia colony)

dactylozooid

club shaped, protects tentaculozooid

adaplozooid

similar to gastrozooid but no mouth

thecate

hydrotheca with theca

athecate

hydrotheca without theca

colloblasts

similar to nematocysts - often retractable

cydippid

tentaculata larvae, free swimming

beroid

nuda larva, similar to cydippid, no tentacles

tentaculata

tentacles

nuda

no tentacles