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Aquatic animals that have radial symmetry. Their cells are grouped in simple tissues. Some have organs.
cnidarians
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monster
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fairy
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gift
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baam
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The simplest animals that have bilateral symmetry and cephalisation of the nervous system.
flatworms
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Cells situated in the external layer of the sponge.
incurrent pores
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Parasites that live in the intestines of many animals (including humans).
tapeworms
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A hollow space inside the bodies of porifera that have radial symmetry.
central cavity
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banana
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magnet
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rocket
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lifesaver
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The concentration of nerve centers at the "head" of the animal's body is known as
spicules
filtration
cephalisation
planariation
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Which of these statements about worms is NOT true:
They have radial symmetry.
They do not have jointed appendages.
They have bilateral symmetry.
They tend to live in humid climates.
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Cnidarians are
cannibals
herbivores
omnivores
carnivores
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lifesaver
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gift
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gift
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lifesaver
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Water, containing waste products, that leaves the central cavity, is released through this hole.
osculum
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Cells that coat the inner cavity, creating a flow of water.
choanocytes
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These flatworms inhabit humid climates and can be found in seas, rivers, and lakes.
planarians
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These are the simplest invertebrate animals. AKA sponges.
porifera
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Cells that form the pores which let the water flow through the porifera.
porocytes
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