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sponge feeding
filter feeding
flagella on cells help move water through the organisms body

intracellular digestion
sponge resperation
diffusion
sponge circulation
diffusion
sponge excretion
diffusion
sponge response/ nervous system
none
sponge movement
sessile-
no movement as an adult
sponge reproduction
internal fertilization sperm& egg unite inside sponge body
hermaphroditic
sponge examples and symmetry
sponges and asymmetriacal
Cnidarians examples and symmetry
Examples: Jelly fish
Symmetry: Radial
Cnidarians feeding
Nematocyst: a poison filledn stinging structure that contains a tightly coiled dart

Gastrovascular cavity: a digestive chamber with one opening
Cnidarians respiration
Diffusion
Cnidarian circulation
Diffusion
Cnidarian excretion
diffusion
Cnidarian response/ nervous system
A loosely organized network of nerve cells that together allow Cnidarians to ditect stimuli like the touch of a foreign object
Cnidarians movement
Hydrostatic: a layer of circular muscles and a layer of longitudinal muscles

Jet propultion: the body contracts to force water out
Cnidarians reproduction
External Fertaliztion asexually and sexually budding
worms examples and symmetry
flatworm roundworm earth warm; bilateral
worms feeding :
flat
pharnex pumps food into a digestive system one opening
worms resperation:
flat
diffusion
worms circulation:
flat
diffusion
worms excreation:
flat
flame cells: cells that remove excess water from body
worms response/ nervous system:
flat
eyespots: a group of cells that ditect changes and light
cephalization
worms reproduction:
flat
hermaphrodite sexually
worms feeding : round
use mouth parts& spine to grasp food
mouth and anus
worms resperation: round
diffusion
worms circulation: round
no internal transport system
worms excreation: round
diffusion
worms response/ nervous system: round
ganglia- nervs that transmit sensory information