Match the Class of Cnidarian to a characteristic trait. Each answer is used one time.
Prompt 1Most primitive animals to exhibit well-formed eyes
Answer for prompt 1 Most primitive animals to exhibit well-formed eyes
Prompt 2Obligate parasites that are microscopic; have polar capsules homologous to cnidocysts
Answer for prompt 2 Obligate parasites that are microscopic; have polar capsules homologous to cnidocysts
Prompt 3Known for strobilation to produce its dominant medusa form
Answer for prompt 3 Known for strobilation to produce its dominant medusa form
Prompt 4All marine, no medusoid body form
Answer for prompt 4 All marine, no medusoid body form
Prompt 5Mostly colonial and marine; some with no medusa stage
Answer for prompt 5 Mostly colonial and marine; some with no medusa stage
Prompt 6Stalked jellyfish
Answer for prompt 6 Stalked jellyfish
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What gives the Phylum Ctenophore its name?
What gives the Phylum Ctenophore its name?
its bioluminescence
the specialized sticky colloblasts used to capture prey
the 8 comb rows of cilia
the tentacles
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Ctenophores are the most primitive animals to have a complete gut, some with a "fleeting" anus that only appears when needed to expel waste.
Ctenophores are the most primitive animals to have a complete gut, some with a "fleeting" anus that only appears when needed to expel waste.
True
False
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Ctenophores are strictly marine animals that are mostly planktonic, but can be found at great depths as well in all oceans.
Ctenophores are strictly marine animals that are mostly planktonic, but can be found at great depths as well in all oceans.
True
False