Poriferans, Cnidarians, and Ctenorphores

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Across
  1. 2. sponge class with carnivorous species
  2. 5. flagellated sponge cells used to catch food
  3. 9. all animal club
  4. 10. symmetry of cnidarians
  5. 12. intracellular organelles for prey capture in cnidarians
  6. 13. class of sponge with CaCO3 spicules and all 3 body plans
  7. 15. tissue level organization of anemones
  8. 19. what's unique about class homoscleromorpha
  9. 20. hydrozoan polyps for reproduction
  10. 21. contractile cells that make up sponge ostia
  11. 23. the outer, ectoderm origin, cnidarian tissue layer
  12. 24. upside down jellyfish like body
Down
  1. 1. non-living polysaccharide middle layer of sponges
  2. 3. most accepted shared ancestor of animals
  3. 4. dormant spores used by freshwater sponges
  4. 6. ctenophore symmetry
  5. 7. another name for fire corals
  6. 8. non-living middle layer in cnidarians
  7. 11. stem cells in sponge mesohyl
  8. 12. adhesive prey-capture cells of ctenophores
  9. 14. simplest sponge body plan
  10. 16. cnidarian cells that fire nematocysts
  11. 17. which class of cnidarian has ocelli that can see images?
  12. 18. where water enters sponges
  13. 22. skeletal elements of Ca or Si in sponges