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Phylum Cnidaria
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Phylum Cnidaria • Radial symmetry• Mouth at oral end surrounded by
tentacles. • One opening into and out of
gastrovascular cavity.• Cnidocytes that discharge
pneumatocysts• Two body forms
– Polyp– Medusa
• Two germ layers• Nerve net
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Radial symmetryRadial symmetry
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Mouth and Tentacles
Cnidarians are the oldest existing animals that have specialized tissues.
• Cnidarians have two body forms. – polyps
In the polyp formof a coral, the tentaclesand mouth face upward.
– medusas
In the medusa form of a jellyfish, the tentacles andmouth face downward.
• The four major cnidarian classes are defined by their dominant body form.
– Anthozoans such as sea anemones have a dominant polyp stage.
• The four major cnidarian classes are defined by their dominant body form.
– Hydrozoans such as hydra alternate between forms.
• The four major cnidarian classes are defined by their dominant body form.
– Scyphozoans are jellyfish with a dominant medusa form.
• Cubozoans such as sea wasps have a dominant medusa form.
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• The four major cnidarian classes are defined by their dominant body form.
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Fig. 13.2
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Generalized Cnidarian Life Cycle
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Cnidocyte Structure and Nematocyst Discharge
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• Cnidarians are made up of two tissue layers separated by mesoglea.
barbscoiled nematocyst
dischargednematocyst
• The outer tissue layer has three cell types. – contracting cells – nerve cells – cnidocytes (which contain
nematocysts)
gastrovascular cavity
mouth
mesoglea
tentacle
oral arms
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Nervous System• Nerve cells, arranged in a nerve net.
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Class Hydrozoa• Freshwater & marine.• Cnidocytes present only on
epidermis.• Medusa (if present) with a
muscular velum.• Mesoglea without ameboid cells.• Asexual reproduction by budding.• Sexual reproduction via gametes
produced by epidermis & released into water.
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Class Hydrozoa
• Hydra
• Obelia
• Gonionemus
• Physalia
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Class HydrozoaHydra
SpermariesSpermariesSpermariesSpermaries
OvariesOvariesOvariesOvaries
EncapsulatedEncapsulatedembryoembryo
EncapsulatedEncapsulatedembryoembryo
Sexual cycleSexual cycleSexual cycleSexual cycle Asexual cycleAsexual cycleAsexual cycleAsexual cycle
BuddingBuddingBuddingBudding
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GastrovascularGastrovascularcavitycavityGastrovascularGastrovascularcavitycavity
EpidermisEpidermisEpidermisEpidermis
MesogleaMesogleaMesogleaMesoglea
GastrodermisGastrodermisGastrodermisGastrodermis
HydraBody Wall
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Obelia
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Obelia
MedusaeGonangium Medusa bud
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Class HydrozoaGonionemus
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Class HydrozoaGonionemus
Velum
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Class HydrozoaPhysalia
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Class Scyphozoa• Tentacles up to 70
meters in length• Cnidocytes present in
gastrodermis & epidermis
• Thick mesoglea contains ameboid cells
• Gametes produced by gastrodermis
• All marine
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Class ScyphozoaAurelia
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Aurelia Life History
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Fig. 13.18
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Planula LarvaPlanula Larva
Ciliated larva that can swim to a new location
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Aurelia
EggsEggsEggsEggs
MesogleaMesogleaMesogleaMesoglea
GastrovascularGastrovascularcavitycavityGastrovascularGastrovascularcavitycavity
MouthMouthMouthMouth
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Aurelia
Mouth
Oral arm
Gastric pouch
Tentacles
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Class Cubozoa
• Medusa dominant & cuboid • Tentacles arise at four
corners from blade-like pendalium.
• All marine• Strong swimmers which prey
primarily on fish• Stings of some may be fatal
within minutes to humans.
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Class Cubozoa
GonadGonadGonadGonad
TentacleTentacleTentacleTentaclePedaliumPedaliumPedaliumPedalium
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Class CubozoaChironex Sea Wasp
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Class Anthozoa• Medusa stage absent• Solitary or colonial• Some produce protective
skeletons• Gastrovascular cavity
subdivided by at least 8 mesenteries
• Cnidocytes on mesenteries• Mesoglea contains ameboid
cells• All Marine
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Class AnthozoaSea Anemone
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Class AnthrozoaMetridium
Class AnthrozoaMetridium
MouthMouthMouthMouth
TentaclesTentaclesTentaclesTentacles
PharynxPharynxPharynxPharynx
SeptumSeptumSeptumSeptum
Gastrovascular cavityGastrovascular cavityGastrovascular cavityGastrovascular cavity
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Symbiosis
Sea Anenome Feeding
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Class AnthozoaCorals
• Protective skeleton of calcium carbonate
• Polyp retracts when not feeding
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Zooxanthellae
• Photosynthetic dinoflagellates (brown)
• Live in corals
• Provide nutrients for coral by photosynthesis
• Mutualism
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CoralsColony of interconnected polyps
CoralsColony of interconnected polyps
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Class AnothozoaMeandrinaBrain Coral
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Class AnothozoaGorgonia
Sea Fan
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Class AnothozoaTubipora
Pipe Organ Coral
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Class AnothozoaActinodiscusMushroom Coral
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Class AnothozoaAcropora
Staghorn Coral
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Coral Reefs• Formed over thousands of years
from successive layers of coral skeleton deposits (calcium carbonate forms underwater mountains of coral animal skeletons)
• The underwater equivalent of the amazon jungle- very high species diversity and biomass
• Reefs contain sponges, colonial hydrozoans, anemones, many varieties of coral, fish, many types of worms we’ve not discussed, not to mention bryozoans, ctenophores, protists, bacteria, etc etc..
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Coral Reef Ecosystem
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Photo © McGraw-Hill Higher Education, Barry Barker, Photographer
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AnthozoaScyphozoa Cubozoa
Hydrozoa
Radial symmetry, cnidocytes, planula larva
Septa divide gastrovascular cavity
Medusa cuboidal
Polyp stage reducedLoss of medusa
Cladogram of Cnidaria
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The End