"roundworms'"

Ex. ribbon worms

"flatworms"

Ex: Planaria and tapeworms

Phylum Comb jellies belong to

Jellies without stinging cells

Portuguese man o' war is what TYPE of Cnidarian?

What are two examples of Anthozoan Cnidaria?

Moon Jellyfish and Cannonball Jellies are what type of Cnidarian?

Which is a Cubozoan?

Name means " pore bearing"

"collar cells" in sponges

The pores of a sponge are called

The chimney-like opening at the top of a sponge is the

Supportive structures of sponges that contain silica

Supportive structures of sponges that are flexible and made of the protein collagen

Horseshoe crabs are what type of marine arthropod?

Planktonic crustacean arthropods

Name means "jointed foot or leg"

Process that allows growth for many crustaceans during which the exoskeleton is shed

Relatively large crustacean that lives in cold waters

Relatively large crustacean that lives in warm waters

What skill are mantis shrimp well known for?

Name means "spiny skinned"

Marine invertebrates with radial symmetry

Elongated/cylindrical echinoderms

The most spherical echinoderms, most with long spines

Echinoderms that have thin and fragile looking arms

Your "basic" or most well known echinoderm type; Peach and Patrick are this type

Structures that allow echinoderms to move, usually on the bottom surface

Echinoderm system made of canals that allows for movement, nutrient transportation, and respiration

Name means "head-foot"

Name means "stomach foot"

Clams and oysters have two-shells, so they are what type of mollusk?

Octopus and squid are what type of mollusks?

Which cephalopod is known for its amazing camouflage ability?

Which mollusk only has one shell?

Name means "soft-bodied"

The name of the stinging CELLS in the tentacles of jellyfish, sea anemones, and hydrozoans