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How do cnidarians latch onto prey?
A). Through their barb like nematocysts which penetrates and latches onto prey
B). Soley using their sticky tentacles to glue themselves to prey
C). Through the sheer force and strength of their bodies
D). They do not latch onto prey, cnidarians just eat prey whole
A). Through their barb like nemocysts which penetrates and latches onto prey
What is most echinoderm larva starting symmetry?
a. Bilateral symmetry
b. Radial symmetry
c. Asymmetry
d. Transverse symmetry
a. Bilateral symmetry
Patrick the Starfish was out jellyfishing with his friend Spongebob when he fell off a cliff and lost his arm. Which of the following will happen next?
a. His arm will regenerate
b. His lost arm will continue to wiggle around until it dies
c. His lost arm will regenerate a new Patrick
d. A and B only
e. A and C only
f. None of these
e. A and C only
Which layer of tissue in an Echinoderm organism is known as the digestive tract?
a. Mesoderm
b. Endoderm
c. Ectoderm
d. Mesoglea
b. Endoderm
What are the classes of the phylum Echinodemia known as sea flowers?
a. Crinoidea and Concentricycloidea
b. Ophiuroidea and Crinoidea
c. Asteroidea and Ophiuroidea
d. Echinoidea and Holothuroidea
a. Crinoidea and Concentricycloidea
Which of the following symmetries do cnidarians possess?
I. Radial symmetry
II. Biradial Symmetry
III. Asymmetry
A). II and III
B). I and II
C). I, II, and III
D). None of the above
B). I and II
What body forms can a Cnidaria take?
A) Medusa
B) Polyp
C) Asconoid
D) Syconoid
E) A and B
F) C and D
E) A and B
Put the following Cnidaria reproduction events in order
I. A Planula creates a colony
II. Adult Medusa sexually reproduce
III. Strobilation occuring creating ephyra
A) I., II. III.
B) II. I. III.
C) III. I. II
D) These are not Cnidaria reproduction events
B) II. I. III.
What do hydrozoans usually have that is planktonic larval stage?
A.) Phagocytize
B.) Medusa
C.) Polyp
D.) Planula
E.) Cilia
D) Planula
Sponge development is
A) Direct
B) Indirect
C) Physical
D) Original
E) A and C
F) D and A
B) indirect
Which of the following do Porifera not filter from the water?
A) Carbon
B) Nitrogen
C) Phosphorus
D) Oxygen
E) A and C
D) Oxygen
Porifera reproduce…
A) Sexually
B) Asexually
C) Both
D) None of the above
C) Both
T/F Sponges have internal organs and tissues. If false make a correct statement.
False - sponges do NOT have internal organs and tissues
T/F Porifera are Symmetrical. If false state the type of symmetry they have.
False - Asymmetry
T/F Echinoderms are dipoblastic organisms
False (tripoblastic)
T/F Echinoderms have a skeleton
True
T/F Sea Urchins have a radial arrangement of organs
True
T/F Porifera are strictly filter feeders; correct statement if false
False - Porifera are not strictly filter feeders. They can also be carnivorous and phagocytic depending on the species.
T/F A hydrostatic skeleton makes up the majority of a Cnidaria.
True
T/F The Cnidaria has a tripoblastic embryo.
False (dipoblastic)
T/F The class Scyphozoa lacks the medusa stage.
False
T/F Cubozoans live in warm, tropical waters. They have very danerous nemacysts.
True
The animals depicted in the image above are several different types of an animal called a myxozoan. It is an incredibly small organism that feeds off of living hosts. (it eats them from the inside out). It resembles a protozoa but is still a part of the animal kingdom. Later in its life cycle it leaves its host to mate. Given that it is classified as a part of phylum Cnidaria, what else can you tell me about it?
The myxozoan has a gelatinous body, no centralized nervous system, and specialized stinger cells.
How does the Echinodemia species reproduce, describe it?
Reproduction through fission
Fission: the process by which a species can break off a part and regenerate from both pieces.
What does oeides mean (fill-in)?
in the form of
What are the names of echinoderms' two stomachs (fill in)?
Cardiac and pyloric
The skeleton of a sponge is mostly composed of _______ and _______
spicules and spongin
What are the types of cells that make up a porifera and what do they do?
Choanocytes - flagellated collar cells that generate water currents
Pinacocytes - form the outer pinacoderm
Porocytes - tubular cells that form incurrent pores
Archaeocytes/Amoebocytes - roving scavenger cells that facilitate digestion and feed other cells
Explain the structural differences between the class Homoscleromorpha and Demospongiae regarding why Homoscleromorpha was separated from the class Demospongiae.
The Homoscleromorpha contains a true epithelium or basement membrane. No other sponge has an epithelia.
Explain the three requirements for multicellular organisms, be precise.
The cells must stick together. It should be impossible for a multicellular organism to become unicellular. The cells must communicate with each other. Meaning the cells must work together and have specific functions to produce a successful organism. Like the last point, the cells must create a work of genetic interactions to produce a functional organism.