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Select all that apply Select all of the characteristics of a typical cnidarian polyp. - Presence of coelii, and a velum - A gastrovascular cavity - An inverted bowl shape - Asex...
Select all of the following that describe cnidarian feeding and digestion. - Extracellular digestion occurs in the gastrovascular cavity - A complete digestive tract has two ope...
Select all that apply Select all of the examples of variations in the typical cnidarian life cycle. - Polyp and medusae play different roles - Sexual and asexual reproduction oc...
Match each component to its function in feeding and digestion. Enzymes Mouth Nutritive-muscular cells Amoeboid cells Can phagocytize food particles for intracellular digestion D...
Select all that apply Select all the true statements regarding cnidarian mesoglea: □ It can contain elastic fibers. □ It is found between the epidermis and gastrodermis. □ It fo...
Match each mode of asexual reproduction in cnidarians with its description. Budding Fission Pedal laceration Tissue on the side of a polyp develops into another polyp that stays...
Select all that apply. Select all of the following that can be present in the gastrodermis of cnidarians. - Zooxanthellae and zoochlorellae - Nutritive-muscular cells - Gonads -...
Select all of the true statements regarding typical cnidarian body structure. - The epidermis is derived from ectoderm. - The gastrodermis is an inner layer. - The gastrodermis ...
Select all that apply Select all of the following that describe the cnidarian nervous system. - Includes a rudimentary brain - Transmission across the synapse can occur only in ...
Fill in the Blank Question In hydrozoans, support and longitudinal extension of the body are achieved through the ________ skeleton, created when the beating of cilia on the nut...
What type of cnidarian structure can be described as a tiny capsule composed of a material similar to chitin containing a coiled filament that may bear tiny barbs? - Nematocyst ...
Select all of the characteristics of common hydras. - They exist in a medusa stage only. - They are solitary polyps. - Their mouth is on oral end surrounded by hollow tentacles....
Select all that apply Select all of the following that can be present in the gastrodermis of cnidarians: ☐ Gonads ☐ Nutritive-muscular cells ☐ Zooxanthellae and zoochlorellae ☐ ...
Siphon, Zooid, Hydranth, Dactylozooid, Gonangia Polyp specialized for defense, Feeding polyp, Terminal polyps at the ends of stalk branches, Reproductive polyp, Root that attach...
Select all of the characteristics of members of class Staurozoa. - A polyp that resembles a medusa, with eight arms surrounding the mouth - A free-swimming planula larva - Both ...
Select all that apply Select all of the following that describe feeding in hydras. - The mouth opens into the gastrovascular cavity. - Their diet often consists of small crustac...
Select all of the characteristics of members belonging to cnidarian class Cubozoa. - Each rhopalium contains six eyes. - The base of a tentacle is differentiated into a flattene...
Select all of the characteristics of sea anemones. - They are generally drab in coloration to blend in to their surroundings for defense. - They use pedal discs to attach to sub...
Select all of the characteristics of the zoantharian corals. - A pedal disc that connects the animal and its exoskeleton - Interconnected gastrovascular cavities of polyps - A g...
Select all of the benefits provided by zooxanthellae to corals. - Coloration for communication among colonies - Defense through the production of toxins - Food through the proce...
Question 12 (1 point) The graduated form consists of sections of hair that: a) Are cut in various lengths b) Are all the same length. c) Progress from longer in the exterior to ...
Q2. On January 1, 2012, X Ltd. issued Rs 10,00,000 debentures. These were set to expire on December 31, 2014. The corporation formed a sinking fund for this reason. The investme...
1. Simplify 11110₂ + 11010₂ [a]100101₂ [b]100101₃ [c]100101₄ [d]100101₅ 2. Round off 3.5965 to 2 decimal places [a] 3.59 [b] 3.60 [c] 3.57 [d] 3.58 3. What is the sum of the bin...
SECTION B THEORY PARTS ANSWER FOUR QUESTIONS ONLY 1(a) Add in base two 101011 and 111011 (5 marks) 1(b) Convert 23 in base ten to a number in base two (5 marks) 2(a) Express the...
SECTION B THEORY PARTS ANSWER FOUR QUESTIONS ONLY (1a) Add in base two 101011 and 110111 (5 marks) (1b) Convert 23 in base ten to a number in base two (5 marks) (2a) Express the...
1. What do you think? Write your response below and try to give as much detail as possible. You can assume that it’s a normal kind of rock. (5 marks)
Question 1 [25 marks] A reef body intersects a fault at point B, as shown in the diagram below. Use the given survey information to calculate the direction of the reef-fault lin...
1. List four materials for packaging agricultural products. 2. Give five examples of products packaged in bottle. 3. Give five examples of products packaged in carton. 4. Highli...
1. All these are ways of specifying scales on a drawing except (a) full size scale (b) reduction size scale (c) enlarged scale (d) average scale 2. Which of these is used to enl...
5. The tiny positively charged particles formed in the nucleus of an atom is called ______. (a) nucleus (b) proton (c) election (d) illgenetism 6. ______ are tiny particles with...
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