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11a and 11b

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Total cards: 17•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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zoology

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Study of animals. Animals eat food instead of absorbing it. Animals reproduce sexually.

#2
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Invertebrate

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Animals without backbone. Starfish, sponges, jellyfish, or earthworm. Skeleton instead of backbone. Hundreds of shapes and sizes.

#3
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Vertebrate

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Animals with backbone.

#4
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Sponge

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Is an animal whose existence is dependent on pores that pump water through the body. Bring food, oxygen, and removes waste.

#5
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Porifera

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Means Pore Bearer. Made up of pores like a sponge.

#6
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Sessile

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Unable to move from place to place.

#7
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Spongin

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Skeleton of sponge. Flexible fibrous protein.

#8
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Spicules

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Stiff little spikes. Sponges are used for bathing, cleaning, and painting.

#9
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Collar Cells

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In sponges central cavity. In them the flagellum can move causing water and food to flow in. Water exits the top.

#10
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Fiber Eaters

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Another name for sponges.

#11
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Jellyfish tentacles

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Jelly fish are phylum cnidarian with tentacles with stinging cells.

#12
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Radial symmetry

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Jelly fish can be divided into two equal halves on any plane of it.

#13
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Medusa

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Umbrella shaped body of a jellyfish.

#14
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Polyp

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Body form for a jellyfish.

#15
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Hydrostatic skeleton

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This is jellyfish’s type of body support. Like a balloon with air against the walls. Instead of air jellyfish have jelly.

#16
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Gastrovascular

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Jellyfish cavity where the jellyfish digests it’s food. Food and waste go out same mouth. Enzymes break down food.

#17
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Nematocysts

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The painful sting of a jellyfish. Small tubes that pierce victims. Causes rash or death.