8. A flower-like ocean-dwelling
invertebrate with stinging tentacles
9. A crustacean that lives in
moist soil
10. The stiff bristles on an
earthworm
11. Some of the smallest green
plants
12. Mollusks having two matching
shells
13. Trees that bear cones instead
of flowers
14. Crustacean that cements itself to
an object when it is young
15. The pigment that makes
plants green
16. Soil that has passed through
an earthworm's body
17. Tree that has smooth papery
bark that peels off in thin layers
18. The breathing structures of
most crustaceans
19. A plant that lives for only one
season of growth
20. The most important family of
food-producing plants

Respuesta :

8. A flower-like ocean-dwelling invertebrate with stinging tentacles and sea anemones.

  • An anemone is any member of the invertebrate order Actiniaria (class Anthozoa, phylum Cnidaria), which are soft-bodied, stationary marine organisms that resemble flowers.
  • They may be found from the tidal zone of all seas to depths of over 10,000 meters (about 33,000 feet).
  • Some species dwell in brackish water. In warmer oceans, they are the biggest, most plentiful, and most colourful. Temperate climates are home to the colourful Tealia.

9. A crustacean that lives in moist soil Woodlouse

10. The stiff bristles on an earthworm Annelid setae

11. Some of the smallest green plants (Chlamydomonas genus)

12. Mollusks have two matching

shell clams and oysters.

13. Trees that bear cones instead

of flowers pines, spruces, and firs.

14. Crustacean that cements itself to

an object when it is a young barnacle

15. The pigment that makes

plants green chlorophyll

16. Soil that has passed through

an earthworm's body castings

17. Tree that has smooth papery

bark that peels off in thin layers of river birch

18. The breathing structures of

most crustaceans' gills

19. A plant that lives for only one

season of growth annual

20. The most important family of

food-producing plants Poaceae

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