radial symmetry
gastrovascular cavity
nematocysts
2
epidermis and a gastrodermis
have 2 cellular layers
mesoderm (non cellular)
more organised in their stucture
have three germ layers of cells
polyp and medusa
form of cnidarians that is tubular and closed at one end with a mouth surrounded by tentacles at the other end
form of cnidarian. umbrella shaped jelly-like free-swimming organism with a mouth at the end of a central projection called a manubrium
respiratory or circulatory
because the entire body surface participates in gas exchange and no cell is ever far enough away from the source to need anything more complex
asexually (budding) and sexually (sperm and ova)
spermaries and ovaries
alternation between polyp (asexual generation) and medusa (sexual generation)
reproductive
nutritive polyps
gonothecae
hydrothecae
stinging cnidocytes with nematocysts inside them
extends into the cavity and contains a mouth at its tip surrounded by four oral lobes
flatworms, dor0-ventrally flattened, bilaterally symmetrical, triploblastic
triplo
epidermis gastrodermis, layer of parenchyma developed from embryonic mesoderm
acoelomate
flatworm
a blind
more
they increase the surface area for apsorbtion
a muscular pharynx
flatworm that lives in the bile ducts of the human liver
true but the muscular pharynx is not protrusible
clonorchis sinensis
used to suck in tissue fluids
discrete
long cilia located at the blind end of the tubules within the body
propel excess water through the tubules of the osmoregulation system in free-living flatworms
transports nutrient materials
diffusion
false they are hermaphroditic
longitudinal only that work simultaneously against the fluid in the psudocoelom
thin epithelial lining separating the body cavity from the body wall
typhlosole
chloragogue cells
an accessory digestive gland, the site of glycogen synthesis deamination of proteins and production of ammonia and urea
within the coelom between the intestine and the body wall appearing as wavy lines
spiracles lead to tubules (tracheae), branch into fine tubules (tracheoles) reach groups of cells in the body
provides large surface for respiratory exchange