Tubipora
Astrangia
Meandra
Aeropora
A. Tubipora
hydrozoa
scyphozoa
anthozoa
all the three
Aurelia
Sea anemone
Obelia
Hydra
bilateral symmetry
radial symmetry
asymmetry
spherical symmetry
upper part
middle part
tentacles
lower part
Tubipora
Astrangia
Meandra
Aeropora
Hydra
Obelia
Physalia
Acerelia
epidermis alone
gastrodermis alone
both (a) and (b)
(a), (b) and tentacles
locomotion
food capturing
locomotion and food capturing
respiration
single testis and many ovaries
single ovary and many testes
one testis and one ovary
many testes and many ovaries
ecotderm and endoderm
ectoderm and mesoderm
ectoderm, mesoderm and endoderm
epidermis, mesoglea and endoderm
somersaulting
contracting a part or whole of its body
walking away
looping
on the tentacles
on the hypostome
on the basal disc
in the gastrodermis
nerve cells
sensory cells
muscle fibres
no cells
both parts die
both parts make up the loss and form two new individuals
both parts live independently as they are
none of these
Aurelia
Metridium
Physalia
Tubipora
cellular layers
tissues
cell differentiation
organs
Tubularia
Obelia
Hydra
Physalia
mouth only
mouth and anus
large number of pores in the body wall
both (b) and (c)
Metabolism
Metamerism
Melting
Metamorphosis
porifera
coelentrata
annelida
platyhelminthes
digestion and circulation
digestion and storage
excretion and locomotion
circulation and storage
Sea anemone
Aurelia
Obelia
Hydra
several types of organ-systems in an individual
different kinds of larval forms in the life history of an animal
different functions performed by a single kind of organism
several different types of individuals in a species
Hydra
Aleyonium
Aurelia
Physalia
toxin
venom
hypnotoxin
haematin
stirring up the digestive fluid in the digestive cavity
engulfing food particles
engulfing semi-digested particles inside food- absorbing cells
none of these
pinnate
hollow
solid
frilled
the hypostome
the junction of hypostome and stomach
in junction of stomach and stalk
the stomach
prefers weak light
moves away from strong light
avoids chlorinated water
moves to water of low temperature
Endodermal cells
Mouth
Nematocysts
Tentacles