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PYLUM COELENTERATA

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o Multiselulero Having a body cavity as a means of digestiono Have stinging cells (cnidoblas/ nematokis)o Radial symmetric o Polyp form (cylinder) and medusa (umbrella)o Diploblastic o Sexual and Asexual reproduction.o extracellular and intracellular digestion.

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o Coelenterata eat zooplankton, organic particles and small animals.

o Digestion of food by the digestive cavity (gastrovascular) located at the center of the body and helped by enzymes.

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Coelenterata has 2 shape bodies : Coelenterata has 2 shape bodies :

polip shape, is a body that

attached in the sea bottom.

polip shape, is a body that

attached in the sea bottom.

Medusa shape, is a body shape that can swim freelly in

water.

Medusa shape, is a body shape that can swim freelly in

water.

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ASEXUALLY AND SEXUALLY REPRODUCTON

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Classification of

Coelenterate

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The classification of Coelenterate:

Hydrozoa class (Hydroid) :Turbularia, Plumularia, Gonionemus and Physalia

Scyphozoa class (Jellyfish) :Halicystus, Periphylla, Aurelia

Anthozoa class (sea anemone) :Gorgonia, Pennatula, Edwardsia, Epiactis, Astrangia, and Cerianthus

Hydrozoa class (Hydroid) :Turbularia, Plumularia, Gonionemus and Physalia

Scyphozoa class (Jellyfish) :Halicystus, Periphylla, Aurelia

Anthozoa class (sea anemone) :Gorgonia, Pennatula, Edwardsia, Epiactis, Astrangia, and Cerianthus

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HYDROZOA

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• It is a small animal that lives in the form of solitary polyps.

• Body cylindrical with a length of 10-30 mm,• It is elastic.• Type of reproduction of animals is called is by

vegetative and generative.• The example are the Hydra, Obelist, Physalia

• It is a small animal that lives in the form of solitary polyps.

• Body cylindrical with a length of 10-30 mm,• It is elastic.• Type of reproduction of animals is called is by

vegetative and generative.• The example are the Hydra, Obelist, Physalia

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HydraSolitary life in fresh water.

The food are small animal such as wiggler (jentik nyamuk). The asexual

reproduction by make a bud, even though sexual

reproduction by make sperm and ovum.

HydraSolitary life in fresh water.

The food are small animal such as wiggler (jentik nyamuk). The asexual

reproduction by make a bud, even though sexual

reproduction by make sperm and ovum.

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Obelist

Live in the colony on polyp shape in the water.

Obelist

Live in the colony on polyp shape in the water.

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Metagene Life cycle of Obelist

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There are two kind of polyp’s colony, is vegetative polyp (hydrant), which function to look for food and

reproductive polyps (gonangium) that serves to form a medusa.

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SCYPOZOA

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• Most live in the shape of medusa. Polyps shape only at the level of the larvae.

• Examples: Aurelia aurita (jellyfish ear), the dominant shape is a medusa, which is like an inverted bowl. His body was transparent, at the bottom there is a mouth surrounded by tentacles equipped nematokist able to release toxins that are very itchy.

• Most live in the shape of medusa. Polyps shape only at the level of the larvae.

• Examples: Aurelia aurita (jellyfish ear), the dominant shape is a medusa, which is like an inverted bowl. His body was transparent, at the bottom there is a mouth surrounded by tentacles equipped nematokist able to release toxins that are very itchy.

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Metagen of Scyphozoa (Aurelia)

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ANTHOZOA

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• Derived from the word anthos = flower.

• Life in the sea forms a polyp, have no medusa stage.Polyps reproduce asexually by budding, fission and fragmentation.

• Sexual reproduction by fertilization produce zygote then becomes planula.

• Class Anthozoa includes: – Rose-Sea (Sea anemone)– Coral

• Derived from the word anthos = flower.

• Life in the sea forms a polyp, have no medusa stage.Polyps reproduce asexually by budding, fission and fragmentation.

• Sexual reproduction by fertilization produce zygote then becomes planula.

• Class Anthozoa includes: – Rose-Sea (Sea anemone)– Coral

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The Role of Coelenterata• giving the color marine park so it looks beautiful

• as a barrier beach against the waves

• as ingredients of medicines

• As a source of food and cosmetic ingredients, such as a jellyfish (Aurelia aurita)

• As a decoration on the aquarium, such as sea anemones (Metridium sp.) and bracelet (Euplexaura antipathes)

• As a marine tourism and fish breeding as well as prevent the occurrence of erosion on the beach with the coral reefs of the Class Anthozoa

• giving the color marine park so it looks beautiful

• as a barrier beach against the waves

• as ingredients of medicines

• As a source of food and cosmetic ingredients, such as a jellyfish (Aurelia aurita)

• As a decoration on the aquarium, such as sea anemones (Metridium sp.) and bracelet (Euplexaura antipathes)

• As a marine tourism and fish breeding as well as prevent the occurrence of erosion on the beach with the coral reefs of the Class Anthozoa

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