Across
- 1. A synapomorphy of Superphylum Ecdysozoa; a shedding process
- 6. Type of fauna from the Precambrian found in Australia
- 8. Ectoderm; nine different types but only five common types
- 9. Used to capture prey in Physalia physalis
- 10. Relative of modern fan coral
- 14. Fauna from the Cambrian Explosion was found at this site in Canada
- 16. “Stem” cells in Phylum “Porifera”
- 18. Coelom formation in deuterostomes; looks like Disney ears
- 19. The trigger found on a stinging cell in Phylum Cnidaria
- 20. Reproduction form found in sponges that occurs during freezing
- 22. Pore that opens into the spongocoel in a syconoid-grade sponge
- 25. Cambrian explosion as explained by Gould and Eldridge
- 27. Organizes Phylum “Porifera”; gives insight on environment, food, and flow of water
- 28. Reef-forming; seen often in hexacorals which form large calcium carbonate skeletons
- 30. The 9th characteristic that is unique to animals is a _______ digestive system.
- 34. The function of this is to bring sand and debris up and out, so it does not stay in the gastrovascular cavity; seen in Class Anthozoa
- 35. Medium energy, medium toxicity, and medium solubility; gets rid of urea
- 36. The organelle of the stinging cell in Phylum Cnidaria
- 37. In between the gastrodermis and epidermis in a cnidarian
- 38. Found in the Archaean period during the Precambrian Eon; formed of cyanobacteria layers
Down
- 2. Cavity that may be found in two grades of P. Porifera; sometimes lined with choanocytes
- 3. The lid of the stinging cell in Phylum Cnidaria
- 4. Blood passes from the arteries into these and out into the veins; only exchange site
- 5. The object a protostome's nerve cord surrounds which does not allow for them to grow big
- 7. Formed by pinacocytes (porocytes and myocytes)
- 11. Type of archaeocyte that forms spicules in Phylum “Porifera”
- 12. A primitive term for Pseudocoelomate; used in the “Classical View of Coelom Evolution”
- 13. Written by Daniel Bernoulli; discusses proposed laws of fluid mechanics
- 15. Statocysts help cnidarians to determine up and down thanks to this force
- 17. Desmosomes are made of keratin and ________.
- 21. Helps to increase absorption in Phylum Platyhelminthes
- 23. Fate in protostomes where the cell forms its own part and not a mini version of the product
- 24. New cavity formed during gastrulation; means primitive gut / intestine
- 26. A basic feeding type that eats rotting material
- 29. The oral view in directional terms may be decided by the presence of a _____ on that side.
- 31. A feeding structure found in the Lophotrochozoa division
- 32. Meaning two houses; example: males and females
- 33. System that includes using septae for increased absorption (2 words)
