Across
- 4. The sessile, vase-shaped body form for cnidarians.
- 6. The extracellular matrix that acts as a glue between the epidermis and gastrodermis.
- 7. The class of cnidarians known as the "true jellies."
- 9. The class of cnidarians known as the "box jellies."
- 13. Interconnected nerves that are evenly spaced out that act as the cnidarian's nervous system.
- 14. The inner chamber of the cnidarian that acts as a "stomach."
- 15. The class of cnidarians that contains the hydras and siphonophores.
- 16. A type of asexual reproduction where the cnidarian splits into two even halves that grow into their own individual.
- 17. The name of the phylum that contains the sea jellies, sea anemones, corals, hydra, and siphonophores.
- 18. The free-floating, bell-shaped body form for cnidarians.
Down
- 1. The class of cnidarians that contains sea anemones and corals.
- 2. The outer layer of skin-like cells that protect the cnidarian.
- 3. The inner layer of cells inside the cnidarian.
- 5. The organelle that has a coiled filament that can rapidly shoot out to inject a venomous barb into other organisms.
- 7. A type of asexual reproduction where the bud of a polyp develops into a medusa.
- 8. The larva that develops from the fertilized egg of a cnidarian.
- 10. A type of asexual reproduction where a piece of the cnidarian detaches from the parent cnidarian.
- 11. The structure that anchors polyps to their substrate.
- 12. The cell type that is responsible for stinging other organisms.
