Across
- 5. The release of gametes or eggs into the water.
- 7. A marked change in form during embryological development.
- 10. An organism that lives attached to the bottom or to a surface.
- 11. Free-swimming larva with flagellated cells in the front half of the larva and non-flagellated cells in the other half of the larva.
- 13. An animal that lacks a backbone.
- 14. The resistant fibers of sponges.
- 15. Having no symmetry.
Down
- 1. Animals that feed on particles suspended in the water.
- 2. Flagellated food-trapping cells of sponges.
- 3. Any of the small calcareous or siliceous bodies embedded among the cell walls of sponges.
- 4. Suspension feeders that actively filter food particles.
- 6. Pore bearing.
- 8. Cells that secrete spicules and spongin. Also known as amebocytes.
- 9. A large opening in many sponges.
- 12. The tube-like cells of sponges that each form a pore.
