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Blume Ch. 12.2

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Sponges probably _____ separately from all other animals.   Evolved  
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What is a sponges body?   Hollow tube  
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What do sponges often have?   Spicules, or Spongin  
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What do sponges use to get food?   Pores  
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What are sponges?   Hermaphrodites  
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Are Cnidarians vertebrates or invertebrates?   Invertebrates  
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What type or water do Cnidarians live in?   Salt Water  
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Most Cnidarians have two what?   Body forms  
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What shape is a polyp?   Vase shape  
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What shape is a medusa?   Bell-shaped  
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How many body openings does a Cnidarian have?   One  
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What does a digestive cavity do?   Break down food  
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What does a nerve net do?   Carries impulses and connects all organism parts  
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Most Cnidarians have ______ with stinging cells to help capture food   Tentacles  
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What are Cnidarians?   Predators  
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Cnidarians can _______ sexually and asexually   Reproduce  
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What are most Cnidarians fossiles?   Corals  
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How do coral reefs form?   Corals secrete their hard external skeletons on those of earlier generations  
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Coral reefs are _____ ecosystems.   Diverse  
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Shells, pearls, and chemicals for human medical uses are all _______ that coral reefs provide.   Resources  
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