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| Sponges feed by pumping water thru their body to filter out food particles |
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| sponges produce both male and female gametes |
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| Hydra, Jellyfish, corals, sea anemones |
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| cylinder shaped body of Cnidariawith tentacles for holding. |
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| free swimming saucer shape of Cnidaria with mouth and tentacles |
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| cell structures of Cnidaria that harpoon prey and hold on to it. |
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| majority of its life is spent in the medusa stage |
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| live as an individual animal |
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| live in colonies and secrete a cup like structure of calcium carbonate that forms reefs after they die. They have a mutualistic relationship with photosythetic protozoans. |
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| flatworms that are freeliving and usually hermaphroditic and do asexual reproduction by regenerating when broken. |
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| infects the digestive system of animals |
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| parasites that infect the blood vessels of a host. |
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| Phylum Nematoda including pin worms which infect children |
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| a round worm that infects pigs and can be contracted by humans if the pork is not cooked well enought to kill them. |
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| nematodes that affect dogs |
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