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| phylum of stining celled organism |
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| phylum of sticky celled organisms |
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| CLASS of deadly jelly fish/ cniderians |
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| class of cup like cniderians |
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| class of normal medusa jellylike animals/ cniderians |
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| class of group cniderians, each individual part of 1 unit |
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| one of most deadly organisms in world fast swimmers, eat tropical fish, avoid sting by wearing nylon, |
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| a member of scyphazoa, has nerve net able to see light, sence smell, and feel vibritions |
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| a member of hydrozoa class, group organisms work togother for colony, small organisms can make large colinies, nematocysts on epidermus |
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| member of hydrozoa, 3 seperate medusa jellyfish 1 is floating cap, 1 is digester and bottom is stinger can be up to 50 feet |
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| polyp cniderians live in community which looks like a brain, usually tropical and subtropical shallow waters, colony structure made of calicium |
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| silica based polyp lives in community but do not rely on one colony in shape of vase |
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| silica based polyp lives in community but do not rely on one colony in shape of a feather |
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| silica based polyp lives in community but do not rely on one colony in shape of fingers |
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| stining cells dilever nero toxin stopping neurons from firing in prey |
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| attachment attack cells of the ctentaphora |
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| ameoba cell layer between gastro derms and epidermus helps with digestion of preey |
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| parent will produce young that are in the form of the generation before, allowing for close proximity living due to diffrent dietary needs |
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| water pressurized skelton |
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| typicial bell shape of cnideraians |
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