Class Anthozoa

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1. Anemones are 

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Coral is colonial

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2. In Anthozoans, mesoglea contains 

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3. Anemones are solitary, and they can be free moving or sessile. 

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They can move by pedal disc, crawling, walking on tentacles

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4. These secrete a calcium carbonate skeleton around the base. 

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5. Hard coral can retract into an exoskeleton when threatened, 

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6. These have an internal skeleton of calcium carbonate or protein. 

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7. ___________ is a cnidocyte bearing mesentary wall. 

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8. ____________ is a group of ______ that are a common symbiont of hard coral. 

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9. Corals only occur in __ meters of water or less. 

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10. Anthozoans can possess a medusa or a polyp body form.

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There are no medusa body forms.

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11. ___ ___ and _______ are a soft coral that have an _______ skeleton of calcium carbonate.

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Anemones are 
In Anthozoans, mesoglea contains 
Anemones are solitary, and they can be free moving or sessile. 
These secrete a calcium carbonate skeleton around the base. 
Hard coral can retract into an exoskeleton when threatened, 
These have an internal skeleton of calcium carbonate or protein. 
___________ is a cnidocyte bearing mesentary wall. 
____________ is a group of ______ that are a common symbiont of hard...
Corals only occur in __ meters of water or less. 
Anthozoans can possess a medusa or a polyp body form.
___ ___ and _______ are a soft coral that have an _______ skeleton of...
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