Kelp through Coral Review

After water filters into the Sponge, it is pushed out through the:

• spicules

• osculum

• mantle

• mouth

What organ is responsible for respiration, waste removal and sensory reception in mollusks?

• Radula

• Gills

• Mantle

• Umbo

The algae living in coral is an example of

• predator-prey

• mutualism
• commensalism
• parasitism

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A leech attaching to a fish to get blood is an example of

• mutalism

• commensalism

• mututalism

• parasitism

This mollusk has 8 dorsal plates

• Nautilus

• Mussel

• Chiton

• Cuttlefish

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To what Phylum do Sponges belong?

• Cnidaria

• Porifera

• Mollusca

• Nemertea

Which of the following are not part of the Phylum Cnidaria?

• Coral

• Jellies

• Anenomes

• Cuttlefish

Flukes and tapeworms are which of the following?

• ribbon worms

• flatworms

• roundworms

• arthropods

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Kelp stay on the sea bottom due to having a

• stipe

• blade

• root

• holdfast

This marine animal can avoid predators by using camouflage and jet propulsion.

• sea anenome

• ribbon worm

• octopus

• giant clam

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