Answer:
Cubozoans or the box jellies
Explanation:
These cubozoan or the box jellies is the second class of cnidaria comprising the classic jellyfish. The first class are the Scyphozoans, or "true jellies. The box jellies have as many as two dozen eyes that are not primitive, light-sensing patches of cells but are true eyeballs that are made up of lenses, retinas and corneas. These eyes are paired around the circumference of their bells giving them a 360-degree range of vision. They function in detection of prey and predator and also mainly to maintain the box jelly orientation in water.
The change in foot shape making the feet wider and longer than the hands and the curvature of the spine also adapted to it
<span>A dangerous cargo manifest is most commonly
associated with the Water mode of transportation. Anyone who would like to
ships any materials that are hazardous in a vessel must arrange a Dangerous
Cargo Manifest (DCM) or sometimes called the stowage plan for those hazardous materials.</span>
Answer:
The exchange of biological material between tissues and blood vessels.
Explanation:
Capillaries are extensions of blood vessels but are much thinner in diameter. They are mostly found in tissue that is highly metabolic like the kidneys and liver which require high perfusion and exchange rate of metabolic molecules between tissue and blood.
