Animal Taxa

This phylum has no symmetry and no tissues.

• Cnidaria

• sponges

• Molluscs

• Crustaceans

This phylum has radial symmetry and hunts prey using special "stinging"cells

• Earthworms

• Chelicerata

• Cnidaria

• Bivalves

This phylum features some parasites, and some non parasites.Most animals in this group have a single opening

that serves as mouth and anus.

• Insects

• Leeches

• Earthworms

• Flatworms

This phylum features segmented animals that do not molt,

and circulate nutrients using the heart and arteries.

• Annelids

• Bivalves

• Flatworms

• Flukes

This phylum contains segmented animals that have a exoskeleton and

require molting for growth.

• Molluscs

• Arthropods

• Leeches

• Jellyfish

This phylum contain animals which have circulatory systems,

as well as a protective covering called a mantle.

• Snails/slugs

• Annelids

• Molluscs

• Sponges

This group is part of phylum flatworms.These animals lack a digestive system

and appear to have segments.They are parasites.

• Insects

• Corals

• Cnidaria

• Tapeworms

This group is part of phylum Flatworms.They are leaf shaped,parasitic animals

with a branched digestive cavity.

• Crustaceans

• Flukes

• Sea Anemones

• Jellyfish

These cnidarians are small and always live in colonies.They often form relationships

with algea.

• snails/slung

• jellyfish

• Corals

• sponges

These cnidarians are poly shaped, and may live on their own or in colonies.

• Sea Anemones

• polychaetes

• cephalopods

• annelids