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Ecology and Classification of North American Freshwater ...
The endoderm lines the interior cavity, the coelenteron. Between the endoderm
and the ectoderm is an intermediate, noncellular mesoglea. Nematocysts aid in
feeding and in repelling predators and are present in all freshwater and marine ...
James H. Thorp, Alan P. Covich,
2010
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The Light and Smith Manual: Intertidal Invertebrates from ...
The mouth leads into the actinopharynx (gullet), a tube of tissue that opens into
the body space, the coelenteron. The coelenteron is divided by numerous
radially arrayed longitudinal sheets of tissue (mesenteries) that extend from the
column ...
Sol Felty Light, James T. Carlton,
2007
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Chemical Zoology V2: Porifera, Coelenterata, And Platyhelminthes
On the other hand, there were claims that contact is not a requisite of extracellular
digestion, and that the enzymes are secreted directly into the coelenteron (see
Bodansky, 1924; Yonge and Nicholls, 1930). Other questions can be raised ...
Polyps are tubular structures with an outer epidermis, an inner gut sac (
coelenteron) lined with gastrodermis and a layer of jelly-like mesoglea or
mesenchyme in between. Most polyps aresmall, but some species of sea
anaemones have ...
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Encyclopedia of Tidepools and Rocky Shores
Internal anatomy, histology, and musculature of each morph differ across and
within the cnidarian classes. encircle the opening to the coelenteron, and closed
on the opposite end. In medusozoans, the mouth is terminal; in anthozoans it
leads ...
Mark W. Denny, Steven Dean Gaines,
2007
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The Quest for Food: A Natural History of Eating
Cut through Hydra, with ectoderm (1), entoderm (2), coelenteron (3,
gastrovascular cavity), mouth (4), basal disc (5), tentacle with nematocyst
batteries (6), and buds in different development stages (7, 8). so characteristic for
these animals that ...
The eggs when ripe are cast out into the coelenteron and so out by the mouth,
though in many species they come in contact with the male cells whilst in the
coelenteron of the parent. The gullet has at one side a deep indentation or
groove ...
A. E. Shipley, E. W. MacBride,
2014
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Cold-Water Corals: The Biology and Geology of Deep-Sea Coral ...
tentacle oral surface mouth ectoderm (epidermis) —mesoglea coelenteron (
gastrovascular cavity) endoderm (gastrodermis) aboral surface Fig. 3.11.
Simplified schematic of a coral polyp to illustrate its two cell layers; the outer
ectoderm and ...
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Issues in Global Environment—Freshwater and Marine ...
Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research, Den Burg: Microbial abundance in
the coelenteron and mucus of the cold-water coral Lophelia pertusa and in
bottom water of the reef environment By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at ...
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Perspectives in Marine Biology
Even if artificially introduced into the coelenteron, plant material is neither
ingested nor digested. Moreover, despite early statements to the contrary, but
based largely on examinations of the skeleton, in no coral that has been
examined is there ...
Adriano A. Buzzati-Traverso,
1958