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khulani-nxumalo
6 months ago
Animal Biology
CONTRAST THE FEEDING IN BETWEEN CNIDARIANS AND NEMATOCYSTS
THE CNIDARIANS IS A CLASS OF ANIMALS WITH TRUE TISSUES AND NEMATODES HAVE TRUE TISSUES.THEY BOTH BELONG TO KINGDOM ANIMALIA
4
addai-obed
over 3 years ago
Animal Biology
Ecological important of snakes
They usually bite an exposed area of skin such as the face (hence its common name ‘kissing bug’), and the bug defecates or urinates close to the bite. The parasites enter the body when the person instinctively smears the bug faeces or urine into the bite, the eyes, the mouth, or into any skin break.VV
2
yumni
almost 5 years ago
Animal Biology
Reptiles first appeared during the _____ era.
- a) Paleozoic- b) Triassic- c) Mesozoic- d) Cenozoic- e) Jurassic
9
dhairya
about 5 years ago
Animal Biology
______ have radial symmetry.
- A) Cnidarians- B) Annelids- C) Sponges- D) Flatworms- E) Roundworms
13
khulani-nxumalo
6 months ago
Animal Biology
CONTRAST THE FEEDING IN BETWEEN CNIDARIANS AND NEMATOCYSTS
THE CNIDARIANS IS A CLASS OF ANIMALS WITH TRUE TISSUES AND NEMATODES HAVE TRUE TISSUES.THEY BOTH BELONG TO KINGDOM ANIMALIA
4
dhairya
about 5 years ago
Animal Biology
______ have radial symmetry.
- A) Cnidarians- B) Annelids- C) Sponges- D) Flatworms- E) Roundworms
13
addai-obed
over 3 years ago
Animal Biology
Ecological important of snakes
They usually bite an exposed area of skin such as the face (hence its common name ‘kissing bug’), and the bug defecates or urinates close to the bite. The parasites enter the body when the person instinctively smears the bug faeces or urine into the bite, the eyes, the mouth, or into any skin break.VV
2
yumni
almost 5 years ago
Animal Biology
Reptiles first appeared during the _____ era.
- a) Paleozoic- b) Triassic- c) Mesozoic- d) Cenozoic- e) Jurassic
9
Animal Biology