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What are the two phylums?

Phylum Porifera and Phylum Cnidaria

Pores and snitches

What are choanocytes and where r they in the sponge?

Contain single flagellum and line inner wall of cell

Where does the food enter the sponge?

Pores

What is the process called by which the sponge eats?

Phagocytosis

What cell does the digesting once the food is in the sponge?

Amebocytes

Where does the water flow out of the sponge? Aka sponge butthole + mouth

Osculum

What generates spicules?

Sclerocytes

(from amoebocytes)

What is the flipping point of spicules?

Provide structural support for cell and defend against predators.

What are the 3 classes under Phylum Porifera?

1. Class calcarea


2. Class hexactinellida


3. Class demosponga

Calc. Big word. Biggest sponge

Tell me about sponges whose spicules r from class calcarea


calcarea


calcarea

Made of calcium carbonate and appear as 3 pointed stars

Tell me about spicules in class hexactinellida

Silica (silicon dioxide) *GLASS SPONGES*

Tell about spicules of class demosponga

Made of spongin. They r woven together.

What does hermaphroditic mean?

Can produce male and female gametes

What is Grantia?

Genus of sponge within class of calcarea.

4 things about Phylum cnidaria

1. Diplobastic


2. Incomplete digestive tract


3. True tissues


4. Radial symmetry

Cnidarian development.

Is no mesoderm. Archenteron never connects to body wall to make a second opening.

What does diplobastic mean?

Blastopore is mouth and anus

Diplobastic=?

Gastrovascular cavity

2 basic body forms of cnidarians?

1. Swimming MEDUSA


2. sessile polyps

Distinguishing feature of cnidarians

1. Tentacles


2. Cnidocytes (stinging cells)

Cnidarians. Outer layer is ____. It is formed from the _____. The inner layer is called ______ and secretes juices into the inner space called the _______ ______. This is formed from the ________

Epidermis. Ectoderm. Gastrodermis. Gastrovascular cavity. Ectoderm.

Mesoglea?

Separates the two tissue layers

What are the four classes under Phylum Cnidaria?

1. Class Hydrozoa


2. Class anthozoa


3. Class cubozoa


4. Class schyphozoa

Class Hydrozoa has animals that have both ____ and _____ stages within their lifecycle

Polyp and medusa

Class Anthozoa contains....


And lacks...

Sea anemones and corals.


Lacks medusa stage. Are only polyps.

Single celled algae that corals have s symbiotic relationship with

Zooxanthellae

Which class has the "true jellyfish"?

Class schyphozoa

Concentrations of nerve cells on the umbrella=__________

Rhopalia

With rhopalia, the cells that detect gravity and aid in balance are called __________

Statocysts

Cells that detect light are called

Ocelli

Which class is the "box jellyfish"

Class cubozoa