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Cnidarian A

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acontia defensive thread-like structures found on the base of sea anemonae, contain nematocysts
cnidocil nematocyst trigger; triggerlike spine
cnidocytes cnidaria get their name from this cell,holds cnidae
coral anthozoan with an exoskeleton
Cubomedusae poisonous jellyfish; persian god of war
dioecious male and female reproductive organs in separate individuals
ephyra strobila undergo strobilization to form these juvenile medusa
Gastrodermis lining of the digestive cavity of cnidarians
gastrozoid feeding "individual" of obelia
gonozoid reproductive, produces medusa buds
GVC gastrovascular cavty; blind or incomplete gut
hydra Mr. trembly turned one inside out
Hydranth nutritive zooid in hydroid cology
Medusa floating/free swimming body for of cnidarians (jelly fish form)
Mesoglea "jelly"; jellylike material that lays between the epidermis and gastrodermis
Monoecious both male and female gonads are in the same organism
planula ciliated freeswimming Obelia Larvaa
polyp hydroid form, sessile stage cnidarian body form, aboral end fixed to substratum
Rhopallium compound sensory structure of scyphozoam medusa, club shaped
siphonoglyph ciliated furrow in gullet of sea anemones
velum subumbrellar membrane of some jellies. Medusa differentiator (hydrozoans: have, scyphozoan: do not)
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