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Giant Green Anemone Anthopleura xanthogrammica

Giant Green Anemone Anthopleura xanthogrammica. Multicellular No cell wall Heterotroph! Sessile Sexual & Asexual Kingdom Anamalia! Phylum Cnideria. Giant Green Anemone Anthopleura xanthogrammica. Sessile so they must capture food that comes to them. This is possible in the ocean currents.

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Giant Green Anemone Anthopleura xanthogrammica

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  1. Giant Green AnemoneAnthopleuraxanthogrammica • Multicellular • No cell wall • Heterotroph! • Sessile • Sexual & Asexual • Kingdom Anamalia! • Phylum Cnideria

  2. Giant Green AnemoneAnthopleuraxanthogrammica • Sessile so they must capture food that comes to them. This is possible in the ocean currents.

  3. Giant Green AnemoneAnthopleuraxanthogrammica • Feeding (nematocysts) are stinging cells that sting prey that comes near them.

  4. Giant Green AnemoneAnthopleuraxanthogrammica • Defense– The same stinging cells defend this sessile creature against potential predators.

  5. Giant Green AnemoneAnthopleuraxanthogrammica • Reproduction (Asexual) • Budding or forming smaller genetically identical versions of its self.

  6. Giant Green AnemoneAnthopleuraxanthogrammica • Reproduction (Sexual) Planktonic microscopic babies swim around and filter food out of the ocean.

  7. Giant Green AnemoneAnthopleuraxanthogrammica • Sessile • Feeding (nematocysts) • Defense • Reproduction • budding • planktonic

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