Across
- 2. Hard outer coverings.
- 4. Animals such as clams, oysters, and scallops which have two shells are often called Bivalves
- 8. Animals that have backbone.
- 11. The alternate rise and fall of the surface of the ocean and sea.
- 15. The physical place where an organism lives.
- 17. Animals that capture and eat other animals.
- 18. The phylum of invertebrate animals with specialized stinging cells.
- 21. The phylum of invertebrates with spiny skin such as sea stars, sea cucumbers, and sea urchins.
- 23. feet Numerous small, water filled fleshy tubes.
- 26. The process of development of a species or organism from early primitive form to their present state.
- 27. Usually microscopic plants and animals that float or drift in the sea or freshwater.
- 29. Marine slugs.
- 30. The phylum of diverse animals which include both animals with backbones and without
- 31. The phylum of soft bodied animals.
- 32. A classification of plants and animals with common distinguishing characteristics.
Down
- 1. One of the broad, principal divisions of the plant or animal kingdom.
- 3. The removal of internal organs.
- 5. They part of the beach covered with water when the tide is in and uncovered when the tide is out
- 6. Animals that have no backbone.
- 7. an accumulation of decayed organic material.
- 9. The end part of a leg or muscular disc that a snail or slug moves on.
- 10. The shedding of the exoskeleton.
- 12. A system of classifying living things into groups which are related
- 13. A tube like organ used by clams, octopus and other mollusks for drawing water in and out of there bodies
- 14. A fundamental biological division.
- 16. To escape or get away.
- 19. A special characteristic of a living thing which helps it to survive in it's environment.
- 20. A color, shape or behavior that helps an animal to hide.
- 22. A barbed, threadlike stinger found in anemones , jellyfish, and other cnidarian animals.
- 24. Long, slender, flexible growths that may be used in feeding, locomotion, or various sensory activities.
- 25. Living on the bottom
- 28. Animals that are eaten by other animals are called prey.
