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Sponges are multicellular animals with an outer and inner membrane (the Ectoderm and Endoderm respectively), with a non-cellular jelly-like matrix between these cellular layers.
 
Sponges have specialized Chanocytes, cells with a flagellum to create a current to draw water over special hair-like projections in a ring around the flagellum.
 
Sponges gain structural strength from spicules, which in some form a type of skeleton. Spicules can be made of protein fibers, silica (glass) or calcium carbonate.
 
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First aid frequently depends upon the type of Jellyfish and the severity of the sting. The first step is to get the victim out of the water. If there is severe allergic reaction, call 911 (or the equivalent emergence service) immediately. Rinse the sting area with seawater or warm water (in some places, it is recommended to use vinegar, and some even suggest urine, but for some types of jellyfish, vinegar or fresh water can reactivate the stinging cells, making the matter worse). There are also commercially available sprays and liquids designed for treatment of Jellyfish stings. Once the wound has been rinsed to stop further stinging and remove the nematocysts, it can be soaked in warm water, or covered with an ice pack, and treated for pain with commercial topical pain relievers.
 
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The Great Barrier Reef, off the coast of Queensland, Australia, is considered the largest coral reef in the world, at more than 1400 miles long, and covers approximately half the total land area of the state of Texas. Other large reefs include the Red Sea coral reef, at more than 1100 miles long, and the Florida Keys reef, at more than 200 miles long.
 
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Poríferos y cnidarios

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Año

2012

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26.11.2024

Autoridad de aprobación

División Sudamericana

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Poríferos y cnidarios
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División Sudamericana
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2012


1

¿Por qué las esponjas son considerados animales?



2

¿Por qué son considerados filtros?



3

Citar por lo menos dos características de las esponjas.


Sponge TMM 0899.jpg GlassSponge TMM 0898.jpg WewokellidSponge TMM 0787.jpg Sponge TMM 0784.jpg


4

¿Qué significa el nombre cnidario? ¿Qué animales forman parte de este grupo?



Chrysaora quinquecirrha 0554 W.jpg Jelly 0556 W.jpg Cassiopeia sp 2499 W.jpg Upsidedown FWZ 2972.jpg Kirklandia texana 0861.jpg Ediacaran Jellies 0966.jpg


Rhodactis sp 2507 W.jpg Anthopleura elegantissima 2433 W.jpg Anemone Mystic 2901.jpg


Physalia physalia 5705.jpg


5

¿Qué son los ctenóforos? ¿Qué los diferencia de los cnidarios?


Ctenophore still.jpg


6

¿Qué cuidados se debe tomar al encontrar una aguaviva (medusa)?



7

¿En qué ambiente viven las esponjas? ¿Y los cnidarios?



8

¿Qué se puede hacer si quema una aguaviva?



9

Dibujar una aguaviva e indicar sus partes principales.



10

¿Cuál es la importancia de los arrecifes de corales?



11

¿Cuál es el mayor arrecife de coral del mundo?




Referencias