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Meaning of coelenteron
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coelenteron (n)
the saclike body cavity of a coelenterate
coelenteron Sentence Examples
- The coelenteron is the central cavity found in coelenterates, serving as both a digestive and circulatory system.
- The coelenteron of jellyfish contains digestive enzymes to break down prey captured by their tentacles.
- Nutrients absorbed by the coelenteron are distributed throughout the body of coelenterates.
- The coelenteron of sea anemones is surrounded by mesoglea, providing structural support to the organism.
- Within the coelenteron, cnidocytes help coelenterates capture and immobilize prey.
- The coelenteron of Hydra, a freshwater coelenterate, is a simple sac-like structure with a single opening.
- Waste materials are expelled from the coelenteron through the same opening used for ingestion.
- The coelenteron of corals plays a vital role in calcification, contributing to the growth of coral reefs.
- In some coelenterates, the coelenteron also serves as a hydrostatic skeleton, aiding in movement and support.
- The coelenteron is lined with specialized cells that facilitate digestion and nutrient absorption in coelenterates.
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the saclike body cavity of a coelenterate
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The coelenteron is the central cavity found in coelenterates, serving as both a digestive and circulatory system.
The coelenteron of jellyfish contains digestive enzymes to break down prey captured by their tentacles.
Nutrients absorbed by the coelenteron are distributed throughout the body of coelenterates.
The coelenteron of sea anemones is surrounded by mesoglea, providing structural support to the organism.
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