Bud, a small hydra or other coelenterate growing out from the wall of the parent.
At least one drawing of eachcoelenterate you study.
These latter {11}nervous masses are of necessity ventral to the digestive tube, because the mouth of the coelenterateis on the ventral side.
The Turbellarians have some features in common with theCoelenterate planula.
The gelatinous tissue of the Ctenophora appears as a homogeneous layer between the epiblast and the yolk cells, and is probably homologous with the layer formed in the same situation in all other coelenterate forms.
In many cases, amongst all the Coelenterate groups, and constantly amongst the Ctenophora the epiblast is simplified and reduced to a single layer.
This type of larva, which is found in the majority of sponges, is very similar in its general characters and development to many Coelenterate planulae.
The bilateral symmetry of many Coelenterate larvae (the larva of AEginopsis, of many Acraspeda, of Actinia, &c.
The bilateral symmetry of the larva is, on this view, secondary, like that of so many Coelenterate larvae.
An ideally simple coelenterate would not differ much in general appearance from an olynthus (p.
Indeed, it differs little as regards structure from the ideally simple coelenterate sketched in a former paragraph, while its descent is direct from one polyp to another, every generation laying its own eggs[AL].
Polyp An individual coelenterate of simple structure that is fixed temporarily or permanently by one end of a more or less cylindrical body and possesses a mouth at the other end.
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