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    Ctenophora means comb bearing 8 rows of cilia for locomotion Radial symmetry Bioluminescenceability to produce light I. Basic Characteristics E. Reproduction 1. Monoecious 2. Parent dies after releasing gametes II. Compare to Coelenterates A.

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    Phylum Ctenophora

    Zoology Mrs. McCarthy Wednesday, August 21, 2013

    I.
    A. B. C. D.

    Basic Characteristics

    Ctenophora means comb bearing 8 rows of cilia for locomotion Radial symmetry Bioluminescence- ability to produce light

    I.

    Basic Characteristics

    E. Reproduction
    1. Monoecious 2. Parent dies after releasing gametes

    II. Compare to Coelenterates


    A. Differences 1. Only 2 tentacles 2. One statocyst 3. No nematocysts 4. Colloblasts sticky, adhesive cells on tentacles for feeding 5. No polymorphism 6. Never colonial 7. Has an anal opening

    II. Compare to Coelenterates


    B. Similarities 1. Nerve net 2. Same 3 body layers

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