Chapter 33 - An Introduction to Invertebrates

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Digestion
________ starts in the gastrovascular cavity and ends inside food vacuoles in the gastrodermis cells.
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Nematocysts
________ are specialized cnidae with a stinging thread that may pierce the body wall of the cnidarian's victim.
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hard calcareous plate
A thin skin covers a(n) ________ endoskeleton, and most species are prickly due to skeletal ridges and spines.
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mesoglea
The ________ is a gelatinous layer that sits between the epidermis and the gastrodermis.
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Bundles of microfilaments
________ organized into contractile fibers are seen in the epidermis (outer layer) and gastrodermis (inner layer) cells.
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exterior components
Most adult echinoderms 'internal and ________ radiate from the center, generally in the form of five spokes.
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sexual reproduction
Echinoderm ________ often involves distinct male and female individuals who release their gametes into the sea.
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water vascular system
The ________ is unique to echinoderms, consisting of a network of hydraulic canals branching into tube feet that act in movement and feeding.
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Sea stars
________ (also known as starfish) and the majority of other echinoderm groupings (from the Greek urchin, spiny, and derma, skin) are slow- moving or sessile aquatic creatures.
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Cnidarians
________ come in polyp and medusa forms.
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fundamental body design
A cnidarian's ________ is a sac containing a central digestive compartment, the gastrovascular cavity.
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Echinoderms
________ originated from bilaterally symmetrical ancestors, although most species seem to be radially symmetrical at first glance.
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Hydras
________ and sea anemones are two examples of polyps.
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larva
A(n) ________ grows into a sessile adult after landing on a suitable substrate.
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gastrovascular cavity
The ________ serves as a hydrostatic skeleton against which the contractile cells can function.
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sequential hermaphroditism
Almost all sponges display ________, which means they operate as one sex first and subsequently as the other.
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Water
________ is pulled into a central cavity through the pores.
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nematocyst
The ________, which includes a coiled thread, is found in this kind of cnidocyte.
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Cnidarians
________ have contractile tissues and nerves in their most basic forms.
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Sponges
________ are filter feeders, meaning they filter out food items floating in the surrounding water as they pull it through their body, which resembles a sac perforated with holes in certain species.

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