Animal phyla
Across
- 3. This is a group of tissues functioning together for a common purpose.
- 5. In this phylum, the larvae are bilaterally symmetric but the adult is radially symmetric.
- 7. An internal structure that digests and processes food.
- 9. The cerebral ganglion acts as this organ in an earthworm.
- 10. An organelle found only in cnidarians.
- 13. The type of symmetry where the top is the same as the bottom
- 15. An animal without a spinal column
- 16. A parasitic tapeworm
- 18. These two basic forms are found in organisms within this phylum: medusa and polyp.
- 19. This is the carbohydrate that an insect's exoskeleton is made of.
- 22. An organism that does not move.
- 25. The type of metamorphosis that includes a larval and pupa stage.
Down
- 1. Almost all mollusks have this type of circulatory system.
- 2. The phylum that includes sponges
- 4. This is the reason why insects molt.
- 6. The organism that we talked about in which you are most afraid.
- 8. Organisms that live on land.
- 11. A water vascular system is a series of this connected to one another throughout the animal to allow water to flow.
- 12. This is a group of cells that perform the same function.
- 14. The number of animal phyla that are invertebrates
- 17. Radial symmetry is only found in these types of organisms.
- 20. This animal has three body parts: head, thorax, abdomen.
- 21. This is the type of symmetry where the right half is the same as the left half.
- 23. A network of proteins and molecules that hold all cells of an animal to one another.
- 24. Almost all animals store excess energy in this form.