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Colloblasts are unique,
multicellular structures found in ctenop****s. They are
widespread in the
tentacles of
these animals and are used to
capture prey...
- animals. Ctenop****s are
distinguished from all
other animals by
having colloblasts,
which are
sticky and
adhere to prey,
although a few ctenop**** species...
- cell", and it has a
number of
poorly distinguished synonyms, such as
colloblast. In
English the term "collocyte" (or, less formally, "glue cell") is uncommon...
- none.
Their tentacles have
adhesive structures called colloblasts or l****o cells. The
colloblasts burst open when prey
comes in
contact with the tentacle...
- Sponges: 76–97
Cnidarians Ctenop****s: 182–195
Bilateria Cnidocytes No Yes No
Colloblasts No Yes No
Digestive and
circulatory organs No Yes
Number of main cell...
- side-branches. The
tentacles and
tentilla are
densely covered with
microscopic colloblasts that
capture prey by
sticking to it.
These are
specialized mushroom-shaped...
-
reduced and they have smaller,
secondary tentacles. The
tentacles have
colloblasts,
which are sticky-tipped
cells that trap
small prey. Body size and shape...
- comb
jellies are able to trap
small prey on
adhesive cells,
known as
colloblast,
which are
found on the
tentacles and on the
underside of
their lobes...
-
surrounded by
sensory tentacles equipped with
either nematocysts or
colloblasts to
capture mostly planktonic prey.
These tentacles are
surrounded by...
- to the fact that ctenop****s lack
stinging cells. Instead, they use
colloblasts to
capture their prey.
Bolinopsis infundibulum occurs in the northern...
