| A | B |
|---|
| Porifera example | sponge |
| Cnidaria example | jellfish and coral |
| Platyhelminthe example | tapeworm |
| Nematoda example | roundworm |
| Annelida example | earthworm |
| Echinoderm example | starfish |
| Mollusk example | snail |
| Crustacean example | crab |
| Arrachnid example | scorpion |
| Insect exanple | grasshopper |
| Members of Porifera feed by | filtering water |
| Stinging cells in in jellyfish are called | nematocysts |
| Sometimes used on medicine | leeches |
| Type of symmetry of a starfish | radial |
| this arthropod has 2 paris of legs per it many body segments | millipide |
| complete life cycle | egg, caterpillar, cocoon, adult |
| incompete life cycle | egg, nymph, adult |
| a very intelligent inverterbate | octopus |
| a type of cnidaria that people often confuse with rocks in the ocean | coral |
| common traits of all insects | 3 pairs of legs, 3 body seciton, wings at some point |
