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| 1. | another form of a jellyfish;tubelike, attaches itself to rocks or something of the sort |
| 2. | a tongue- like organ located in the mouth of mollusks |
| 4. | makes the sponge's skeleton; made of flexible protein fiber |
| 5. | slender, finger- like extensions from the arthropod's gut and are bathed by blood |
| 6. | the largest flatworm class |
| 9. | internal body walls |
| 11. | a structure that extends from an arthropod's body |
| 14. | head |
| 16. | the simplest of all animals |
| 17. | term usd to describe the attachment of sponges to other objects |
| 18. | phlum which jellyfish belong to |
| 20. | clusters of amoebocytesencased in protective coats |
| 21. | central section that contains the mollusk's organs |
| 23. | thick protective covering of cells posessed by endoparasites |
| 24. | a protective capsule |
| 25. | sponge cells that have an irregular shape: like amoebas |
| 26. | also called collar cells; lines the internal cavity of the sponge |
| 27. | a large group of soft-bodied polyps found in coastal areas all over the world: highly muscular and quite complex |
| 30. | small barbed harpoon within the cnidocyte |
| 32. | heavy fold of tissue that forms the outer layer of the body |