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Poriferans and Cnidarians. The “Tissue Animals”. Have tissues but no organs Animal cell structure Have embryonic stages of development. Phylum Porifera. “Pore bearing” the sponges. Sponges . Epidermis Mesenchyme Amoebocytes Spicules Collar cells. Asexual Reproduction. Budding
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The “Tissue Animals” • Have tissues but no organs • Animal cell structure • Have embryonic stages of development
Phylum Porifera “Pore bearing” the sponges
Sponges • Epidermis • Mesenchyme • Amoebocytes • Spicules • Collar cells
Asexual Reproduction • Budding • Regeneration • Gemmules
Sexual Reproduction • A sperm from one sponge unites with an egg from another sponge and forms a zygote.
Phylum Cnidaria the hydra & jellyfish
The Cnidarians • Polyp • sessile body form • mouth and tentacles at one end; basal disc at other end • Medusa • bell-shaped, motile body form
The Hydra • Gastrovascular cavity • Two layers of cells • epidermis • gastrodermis • mesoglea
The Hydra • Tentacles • Cnidoblasts produce nematocysts.
The Hydra • Asexual reproduction • budding • regeneration • Sexual reproduction • testes, ovaries
Other Cnidarians • Jellyfish • Corals • Sea anemones: “flowers of the sea” • Portugeuse man-of-war