KnowraGastrovascular cavityLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Gastrovascular cavity, each with the reason it gives.All 11Related 9Compared with 2CnidariaRelated: Cnidarians digest food and circulate nutrients through this shared internal cavity.Medusa (biology)Related: The medusa's central cavity receives food through its mouth and digests it.Polyp (zoology)Related: A polyp's mouth opens into this cavity, which distributes digested nutrients.AcoelomateRelated: In many flatworms, branching gut spaces help distribute nutrients without a coelomic transport system.Sea anemoneRelated: Anemones digest captured prey in this chamber, which has a single opening serving as mouth and anus.AnthozoaRelated: Food enters and is digested in the cavity shared by an anthozoan's tentacles and body.FlatwormRelated: Many flatworms use a branched cavity to digest food and distribute nutrients without a circulatory system.XenacoelomorphaRelated: Some xenacoelomorphs have a simple gut cavity, unlike the gutless acoels.TurbellariaRelated: Its branching structure serves digestion and internal nutrient transport in many turbellarians.