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1 ANIMAL KINGDOM PHYLUM CNIDARIA Page 76 ABBOTTSCOLLEGE

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4 Includes between 9 000 and 11 000 species
PHYLUM CNIDARIA Includes between and species Includes the plant like hydroids, the flower like sea anemones, the jelly-fish, bluebottles and the hard corals

5 BODY PLAN OF CNIDARIA Acoelomate (have no body cavity) Radial symmetry
PAGE 76 Acoelomate (have no body cavity) Radial symmetry Diploblastic tissue layers Digestive cavity with a single opening The body wall is made up of three layers But there are only two layers of cells (the ectoderm and endoderm) The middle layer (mesogloea) is jelly

6 DIPLOBLASTIC TISSUE LAYERS
The ectoderm forms the epidermis The endoderm forms the gastrodermis (around the gut) There is a layer of jelly between the two = mesogloea BODY WALL CNIDARIA

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8 RADIAL SYMMETRY Suits their sessile or free floating mode of living
Makes them aware of what is happening all around them

9 DIGESTIVE CAVITY WITH A SINGLE OPENING
Serves as both a mouth and an anus Inefficient digestive system Have a ring of tentacles around the opening to catch food Have specialised stinging cells or cnidocytes Which contain stinging organelles called nematocysts to capture their prey and defend themselves against predators

10 Hydra is a genus of small, simple, fresh-water animals that possess radial symmetry. 
Hydra are predatory animals belonging to the phylum Cnidaria 

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16 REPRODUCTION Page 76 Have a dimorphic life cycle (develop two basic body forms) Medusa Free swimming and umbrella shaped Develops gonads Reproduces sexually to produce a free-swimming planula larva Polyp Develops from the larva May occur singly (eg anemones) Or in enormous marine colonies (eg corals)

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18 Life cycle Cnidaria

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20 Coral Coral Reef Corals are marine invertebrates in phylum Cnidaria typically living in compact colonies of many identical individual "polyps".

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25 TO DO PASTE IN DIAGRAMS IN YOUR WORKBOOK TEXTBOOK PAGE 78
LEARNING ACTIVITY 1 QUESTIONS 1, 2 AND 3 BODY PLANS OF ANIMALS PASTE IN DIAGRAMS IN YOUR WORKBOOK

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