Cnidaria Flashcards

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Why are Hydras unique in the class Hydrozoa?

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They do not have a medusa stage

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What is the phylum, class, and order of Hydra?

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Phylum Cnidaria, class Hydrozoa, order Hydroida

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What is the marine colonial hydroid of the class Hydrozoa that is more plant-like than animal-like and has a very small medusa life form?

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Obelia

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What is the warty appearance of the tentacles caused by in hydra? (These contain nematocysts which are stinging organelles)

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Cnidocytes

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What is the hairlike structure of the cnidocyte that is involved with the discharge of the nematocyst?

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Cnidocils

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What substance is release by a Hydra’s prey that is found in living cells and is released by the wounds of the prey as caused by the nematocyst which causes the Hydra to open it’s mouth?

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Glutathione

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What is the phylum, class, and order of Obelia?

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Phylum: Cnidaria; Class: Hydrozoa; order; Hydroida

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What is the common name for the phylum Cnidaria?

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Radiates

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What level of organization do Cnidaria demonstrate?

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Tissue level of organization

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What is the part of the Hydra begins extracellular digestion and then follows with intracellular digestion?

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Gastrodermis

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