Cnidarian Terms

Question 1

Asexual

Answer 1

Reproduction with only one parent.

Question 2

Budding

Answer 2

Asexual reproduction but the copy buds off.

Question 3

Coelenterate

Answer 3

Hollow bodied, sac-like bodies.

Question 3

Cnidarian

Answer 3

A aquatic Phylum- tentacles, stinging Cells.

Question 4

Coral

Answer 4

Limestone skeleton.

Question 5

Gastrovascular Cavity

Answer 5

Stomach, hollow cavity.

Question 6

Hydra

Answer 6

Fresh water, mouth and tentacles up.

Question 7

Jelly Fish

Answer 7

Mouth and tentacles facing down, fresh and salt water.

Question 8

Medusa

Answer 8

Mouth and tentacles facing down.

Question 9

Nematocysts

Answer 9

Harpoon stinging Cells, with venom; needle-like.

Question 10

Polyp

Answer 10

attached, with mouth and tentacles facing up.

Question 11

Portuguese Man-O-War

Answer 11

Gas bag head to float with long tentacles, 100 ft.

Question 12

Sea Anemone

Answer 12

Polyp saltwater form.

Question 13

Sessile

Answer 13

Doesn’t move, attached to surface.

Question 14

Sexual

Answer 14

Two parents.

Question 15

Tentacles

Answer 15

Long, flexible appendages, captures food.

Question 16

Tissue

Answer 16

Group of cells that do the same job in the organism.