Across
- 3. Animal with no body cavity
- 5. Concentration of sensory organs and nervous tissue at the head
- 6. In Squid, muscular tube that shoots out water
- 9. In Cephalopods, part of the body used to tear food
- 11. In Cephalopods, extensions of the mantle that allow them to steer in the water
- 14. Collection of nerve cells that can act as a simple brain
- 16. In earthworms, where the worm stores the other worm's sperm
- 17. In Mollusks, part of the body where organs are stored
- 18. Muscular tube used to eat food
- 20. Possessing either male or female reproductive gametes
- 23. Animal with a true or complete body cavity
- 24. In Cephalopods, pigmented cells that allow them to change color
- 26. Simple eyes located at the head that sense light
- 27. In Bivalves, the parts of the body that bring in and expel water
- 28. Layer of protective cells on the outside of a tapeworm that protect it from the host’s immune system
- 30. Process in Gastropods that results in rotation of the visceral mass
- 31. In earthworms, the structure outside the body where the worm stores fertilized eggs
Down
- 1. Animal with a false or incomplete body cavity
- 2. In animals, the splitting of parts of the body into discrete regions
- 4. In Gastropods, the structure used to scrape food
- 7. In Mollusks, the part of the body that secretes the shell
- 8. In Bivalves, the muscles used to open and close the shell
- 10. In Bivalves, the material that makes up the inner part of the shell as well as pearls
- 12. In earthworms, where the worm stores its own sperm
- 13. In Bivalves, are used to transfer collected food to the mouth
- 14. In Bivalves, part of the body that captures food and exchanges gases for breathing
- 15. In Cephalopods, shorter appendages that have suckers all the way up and down
- 19. In Cephalopods, longer appendages that only have suckers at the ends
- 21. Possessing both male and female reproductive gametes
- 22. In Mollusks, muscular structure used for movement
- 25. Part of a tapeworm that attaches to the lining of the host’s intestine
- 29. In Bivalves, knob-like structure that is the oldest part of the shell
