Exam 3 - Sponges, Cnidarians, Rotifers, Annelids and Mollusca
NaO2
CaCO3
C2CO
CaC2
Estuaries
Fresh water
Salt water
Brackish water
Sexually
Asexually
Aquatic, parasitic and terrestrial
Aquatic and terrestrial
Aquatic
Parasitic
Pharynx
Mesohyle
Mesoglea
Mid-epidermis
Monecious and dioecious with internal fertilization
Monecious and dioecious with external fertilization
Monecious and dioecious
Monecious with internal fertilization
Polyp
Medusa
Polyp and Medusa
None of these
Choanocytes
Pharynx
Scolex
Nematocysts
Monecious
Dioecious
Monecious and Dioecious
Sponges don't reproduce sexually
Incurrent canal, spongocoel and the outer surface
Radial canal, spongocoel and the outer surface
Incurrent canal, and the outer surface
Spongocoel and the outer surface
True
False
Digest food fragments and their flagella move to create water currents
Digest food fragments
Move flagella to create water surrents
None of these
Fungi
Protists
Plants
Algae
Mesohyle
Mesoglea
Pharynx
Scolex
Mouth
Anus
Prostomium
Mantle
Organ system
Cell specialization
Tissue
Organ systems
The epidermis
The incurrent canal
The pore
The radial canal
Nephridia
Setae
Scolex
Ganglia
Platyhelminthes
Annelidia
Cnidaria
Porifera
Released in favorable and unfavorable conditions
Released in favorable conditions only
Released in unfavorable conditions only
Are not released at all
Aquatic, terrestrial, and parasitic
Aquatic and parasitic
Aquatic and terrestrial
Aquatic
Budding
None
Fragmentation
Transverse fission
Spongin
Spongin and spicules
Spicules
Spicules and scolex
Asconoid
Syconoid
Leuconoid
Rotifera
Mollusca
Platyhelminthes
Annelidia
Flame cells
Prostomium
Nephridium
Choanocytes
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