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Provide appropriate technical terms in the space provided.

a. Blood-filled cavity in arthropods

b. Free-floating form of cnidaria

c. Stinging organ of jelly fishes

d. Lateral appendages in aquatic annelids

A
Haemocoel
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B
Cnidocyte
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C
Parapodia
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D
Medusae
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Solution

Blood-filled cavity in arthropods
  • Haemocoel is the body cavity in arthropods and many other invertebrates.
  • The haemocoel contains haemolymph which bathes the body organs.
Final answer: Haemocoel.

Free-floating form of cnidaria
  • Medusa is the free-floating form of cnidaria.
  • It is shaped like an umbrella.
Final answer: Medusa.

Stinging organ of jelly fishes
  • Cnidocytes are the specialised cells present in cnidaria which have stinging purposes.
  • It contains an organelle called nematocyst within it, which is predominantly used for prey capture, locomotion and defence.
Final answer: Cnidocyte.

Lateral appendages in aquatic annelids
  • Parapodia are the lateral appendages in aquatic annelids.
  • Being highly vascular it also plays a role in respiration.
Final answer: Parapodia.

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