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That’s an Animal Phyla Wha…? Sponges & Cnidarians What’s the Worm? 100 200 400 300 400 300 200...

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That’s an Animal Phyla Wha…? Sponges & Cnidarians

What’s the Worm?

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Adaptations are characteristics an organism develops to better survive in its environment, also called

this.

What is its habitat?

Category 1Question 1

This type of animal eats both plants and other

animals.

What are omnivores?

Category 1Question 2

Based on what they eat, cnidarians are classified as

this type of animal.

What are carnivores?

Category 1Question 3

Budding is a form of this type of reproduction.

What is asexual reproduction?

Category 1Question 4

By definition, these organisms cannot make

their own food.

What are heterotrophs?

Category 1Question 5

An animal with a backbone.

What is a vertebrate?

Category 2Question 1

A group of organisms that can mate with each other

and produce offspring capable of reproduction.

What is a species?

Category 2Question 2

The sorting of animals into groups based on common characteristics like body

structure, DNA, or embryotic development.

What is classification?

Category 2Question 3

This is the ability to regrow a lost body part.

What is regeneration?

Category 2Question 4

A characteristic common to cnidarians that is not found

in sponges.

What is the use of stinging cells?

Category 2Question 5

All of a sponge’s food and oxygen comes directly from

this.

What is the water?

Category 3Question 1

These cells help move water through sponges.

What are collar cells?

Category 3Question 2

Invertebrates that have two different body plans, a polyp stage and a medusa stage.

What are cnidarians?

Category 3Question 3

Cnidarians use stinging cells to accomplish these

two important things.

What are defense and finding food?

Category 3Question 4

The adult stage of the coral life cycle.

What is the polyp stage?

Category 3Question 5

This organism supports a parasite.

What is the host?

Category 4Question 1

A roundworm has a digestive tract with this

many openings.

What is two?

Category 4Question 2

This type of worms’ body is ridged like an accordion.

What is a segmented worm?

Category 4Question 3

An earthworm uses these little things to crawl forward

– along with its segments and muscles.

What are bristles or setae?

Category 4Question 4

Category 4Question 5

Roundworms have this type of symmetry.

What is bilateral?


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