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Pinacocyte
flat cells on the outer surface of sponges
ostia
small openings in a sponge; waters entrance point
osculum
the large opening in a sponge; waters exit point
amoebocytes
wandering cells; cells that distribute materials and spicules throughout sponge
planula
planktonic larvae of many cnidarian
hermaphrodites
organisms that have both male and female gonads
medusa
cnidarian free floating stage (jellyfish)
nematocyst
spearing type cnida, which are discharged when the cnidocill, bristle like trigger, contacts another object
polyp
cnidarian benthic form form characterized by a cylindrical body with an opening at 1 end and mouth surrounded by tentacles
ctenophore
comb jellies
radical symmetry
many planes can be drawn through the central axis that will divide the animal into equivalent halves
choanocytes
collar cells, the cells ina sponge that are flagellated and trap food
porocyte
tube like cell of sponges that form spores