cnidaria. characteristics class scyphozoa- jellyfish- medusa form class antozoa- corals, sea...
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CharacteristicsCharacteristics
Class Scyphozoa- Class Scyphozoa- Jellyfish- medusa formJellyfish- medusa form
Class Antozoa- corals, sea Class Antozoa- corals, sea anemones- polyp formanemones- polyp form
Class Hydrozoa- HydrasClass Hydrozoa- Hydras TentaclesTentacles 2 body plans:2 body plans: Polyp- attached to ocean Polyp- attached to ocean
floor, mouth opens up, floor, mouth opens up, tentacles surround mouthtentacles surround mouth
CharacteristicsCharacteristics
Medusa- free Medusa- free floating/swimming floating/swimming form, mouth opens form, mouth opens down, tentacles trail down, tentacles trail down, bell-shapeddown, bell-shaped
No organsNo organs Movement- jellyfish Movement- jellyfish
swim, anemones move swim, anemones move slowly along ocean slowly along ocean floorfloor
AnatomyAnatomy
Gas exchange Gas exchange happens at cell levelhappens at cell level
No muscle cells, No muscle cells, skeleton, or circulationskeleton, or circulation
Nerve NetNerve Net Epidermis cells create Epidermis cells create
“skin”“skin” No excretory systemNo excretory system
AnatomyAnatomy
Tentacles have Tentacles have nematocysts – stinging nematocysts – stinging cellscells
Central hollow body Central hollow body cavitycavity
Radial symmetryRadial symmetry AcoelomatesAcoelomates
FeedingFeeding
Uses stinging ability to Uses stinging ability to capture foodcapture food
Prey is stung and Prey is stung and brought to mouth by brought to mouth by tentaclestentacles
Digested in central Digested in central body cavitybody cavity
Niche: Predators, Niche: Predators, carnivorescarnivores
ReproductionReproduction
Reproduction is both Reproduction is both sexual and asexualsexual and asexual
Asexual- budding by Asexual- budding by hydras, coral, sea hydras, coral, sea anemonesanemones
Sexual- jellyfish have Sexual- jellyfish have both sexes. Females both sexes. Females produce eggs, males produce eggs, males produce spermproduce sperm
Life CycleLife Cycle
Fertilized egg turns Fertilized egg turns into larvaeinto larvae
Larvae settles on Larvae settles on ocean floorocean floor
Polyp developsPolyp develops Medusa buds off of Medusa buds off of
polyppolyp Medusa reproduces Medusa reproduces
sexually to form sexually to form fertilized eggfertilized egg
HabitatHabitat
Marine/ Ocean habitatMarine/ Ocean habitat Polyp form lives on Polyp form lives on
ocean floorocean floor Medusa form swims Medusa form swims
freely in open waterfreely in open water What are some biotic What are some biotic
and abiotic factors?and abiotic factors?
Colony LifeColony Life
Corals reefs- coral polyp Corals reefs- coral polyp attaches to rock or ocean attaches to rock or ocean floor, secretes calcium floor, secretes calcium carbonate (CaCOcarbonate (CaCO33) which ) which
is a hard skeleton. Then it is a hard skeleton. Then it reproduces asexually. reproduces asexually. Offspring attach on top of Offspring attach on top of same hard skeleton and same hard skeleton and cycle goes on. This is how cycle goes on. This is how a coral reef is builta coral reef is built
Colony LifeColony Life
Portuguese Man-o-Portuguese Man-o-WarWar
Is really over 1000 Is really over 1000 polyps living together polyps living together
Some sting, some Some sting, some digest, some produce digest, some produce sex cellssex cells
HydraHydra
Stays in polyp form Stays in polyp form throughout lifethroughout life
Only freshwater Only freshwater cnidarianscnidarians
Predators- prey on Predators- prey on small invertebratessmall invertebrates
Named after Greek Named after Greek mythology serpent-like mythology serpent-like creature with many creature with many headsheads
AdaptationsAdaptations
Regeneration of body Regeneration of body partsparts
Anemones have strong Anemones have strong adhesion in strong wavesadhesion in strong waves
Asexual reproduction – Asexual reproduction – can colonize a large area can colonize a large area quicklyquickly
Anemone can contract to a Anemone can contract to a tight ball to prevent drying tight ball to prevent drying out in low tideout in low tide