Multiple choice: Which Protozoa phyla is responsible for red tides and can be toxic? Euglenozoa Trypanosomatidea Ciliophora Dinozoa Multiple choice: Which class of Cnidarians includes corals and anemones? Hydrozoa Scyphozoa Cubozoa Anthozoa Multiple choice: Adhesive cells in Ctenophores are called: Cnidocysts Nematocystes Nerve net Colloblasts Solution Please find the answers below and explanations in parentheses: Answer 7: Choice 4 (red tide is a phenomenon observed by presence of large amount of algal blooms in sea with appearance of red coloration of water. These algal blooms are basically dinoflagellates by nature with colored cell coatings in reddish appearance. Together, these phytoplanktons give appearance of large red-tides in the sea and are termed as Red tide) Answer 8: Choice 4 (the class anthozoa of cnidarian organisms include the forms which make up sedenatry life-style such as corals and sea anemones. They are always sedentary in nature but produce motile sperms which can perform sexual reproduction. Examples include sea anemone, Montastraea cavernosa, the corals of the great Australian coral reef etc.) Answer 9: Choice 4 (Colloblasts are small unique cells distributed in the tentacles of the ctenophora which help in attaching to the substratum and also help in capturing the prey. They contain digestive tentacles and sometimes eosinophilic cells inside them which penetrate through the substrate/prey and help in attaching to them.Thus, colloblasts are the functional cells of cnidarians for capturing prey).