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The cnidarian body is capable of some kind of coordinated movement. • Both the epidermis and the gastrodermis possess nerve cells arranged in a loose network - nerve net. (plexus), which innervate primitively developed muscle fibers that extend from the epidermal and gastrodermal cells. • Stimulus in one part will
Ctenophora (/t??n?f?r?/; singular ctenophore, /?t?n?f??r/ or /?ti?n?f??r/; from the Greek ????? kteis 'comb' and ???? phero 'to carry'; commonly known as comb jellies) is a phylum of invertebrate animals that live in marine waters worldwide. They are notable for the groups of cilia they use for swimming (commonly
Polyp usually dominant. • Medusa is usually small and short-lived. – freshwater Hydra has no medusa OR planula. – medusas of one order (including Man-'o-. War) remain attached to colony. • Some polyp colonies resemble hard corals. – fire corals
Digestion. Feed on zooplankton, Cnidarian jellies and other Ctenophores. Gut extends through the entire animal, linear digestive tract. Anal pore is at the aboral surface. C?right-Th? McGraw-Hill C?a?s, H?-Purmissi?n ?f splay. blind anal canal aboral sense organ comb row. ? -. T --- - T. -- f 11. i. - ?. - F. ?. - ?. ? I ?f. ? . ? ?. ? -.
PHYLUM CTENOPHORA. Biradially symmetrical radiata with gelatinous ectomesoderm containing mesenchymal muscle fibres, with eight meridional rows of ciliary plates present throughout life, or as in four genera, in the larvae only; and with two tentacles (with the exception of one genus) and a biradially structured.
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6 Oct 2010 not well understood. Traditionally, the phylum comprises two classes – Nuda and Tentaculata. The Nuda includes just one order, Beroida, whose species lack. THREE. Phylum. CTENOPHORA comb jellies. HERMES MIANZAN, ELLIOT W. DAWSON, CLAUDIA E. MILLS. Leucothea sp. Darryl Torckler
Like Cnidarans, they have a gelatinous body with a similar medusa body plan. • In fact, they were once grouped with the jelly fish in Phylum Coelenterata. • However, they have a few major differences Page 3. Characteristics. ? The body of a comb jelly is divided into 8 equal sections. ? Each section is separated by.
Movement of cilia into one direction help animals to swim other direction – weak swimmers- move passively with ocean currents. • Bi-radial symmetry along oral aboral axis: Tentacular plane &. Pharyngeal plane. Page 7. • Mouth leads to pharynx, stomach and series of gastrovascular canals (similar to Cnidarians).
Biofilm/Protozoa Ancestral Symbiosis. Basic Sponge Organisation. Protozoa. O utgroup. (Choanoflagellata). Dem ospongiae. Ancestral „DemoHex“. „Demospongic Acids“ coincidencies in 18s rDNA. DemoHex. O utgroup. Ctenophora. Ancestral „CtenoCalc“. No „Demospongic Acids“ similarities in 18sRNA. Calcarea. COOH.
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