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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Phylum Porifera | Sponges |
Classes in Phylum Cnidaria | Scyphozoa, Anthozoa, Hydrozoa |
Bind gut? | Cnidaria, |
Gastrovascular cavity? | Cnidaria |
Hydrostatic skeleton? | Cnidaria, cephalopoda, |
Radial Symmedry | Cnidaria |
How many layers of tissue do cndarians have? | 2 |
What do cnidarians use for stinging? | Nematocysts |
Digestion is __________ in cndiarians | extracellular |
1st phylum to have muscles and nerves? | Cndiaria |
Class Anthozoa | Coral and Sea Anemone |
Which Class has photosynthetic endosymbionts? | anthozoa |
Polyps? | Anthozoa, Hydrozoa, Scyphozoa, |
Freshwater cnidarians | Hydrozoa |
Ctenophores have _________ for feeding instead of nematocysts | ctenes |
What is different about ctenophores? | Compete gut |
What are the classes of Mollusca? | BivalviaGastropoda Polypacophora Cephalopoda |
Coelom? | Mollusca, Annelida, Echinodermata, Vertebrata |
Bivalvia animals | clams, scallops, oysters, mollusks |
Molluscan animals that lack radula | Bivalvia |
Molluscan animals that exhibit torsion | gastropoda |
Molluscan animals that have 8 overlapping plates and suction to rocks | Polyplacophora (Chitons) |
Mollusca that have cephalization, closed circulatory system? | Cephalopoda |
Closed circulatory system? | Cephalopoda, Annelida, Vertebrata |
The flatworms phyla | Platyhelminthes |
1st to have bilateral symmetry? | Platyhelminthes |
1st to evolve true mesoderm? | Platyhelminthes |
Tripoblastic worms | Platyhelminthes |
Classes of Platyhelimthes? | Tubellaria, Trematoda, Mongenea, Cestoda |
Simplest flatworms | Tubellaria |
Planarians are in this phylum and class | Platyhelminthes , Tubellaria |
Have eyespots and flame cells? | Tubellaria |
The flukes class and phylum | Phylum Platyhelminthes Class Trematoda |
Behavior modification? | Class trematoda, phylum nematomorpha |
Class that causes schistosomiasis? | Trematoda |
Tapeworms class | Cestoda |
Scolex and protoglottids class? | Cestoda |
Cuticle? | Nematoda |
Complete gut? | Ctenophora, Nematoda, Nemertea, Echinodermata |
Ascaris and heartworm Phylum? | Nematoda |
Horsehair worms phylum | nematomorpha |
Parasitoid phylum | nematomorpha |
Segmented worms phylum | Annelida |
Have ganglion, circulatory system, nephridia, muscles, true coelom, setae? | Phylum Annelida |
Classes of Annelida | Polychaeta, Oligochaeta, Hirudinea, Pogonophora, |
Class that has parapodia? What phylum? | Polychaeta, Annelida |
Common earthworm class and phylum? | Annelida Oligochaeta |
Leech class and phylum | Hirudinea Annelida |
Class that has a posterior sucker? | Hirudinea |
Ribbon worm phylum? | Nemertea |
Simplest phylum with circulatory and vascular system? | Nemertea |
Feeds with proboscis? | Nemertea |
What phyla has nauplius larvae? | crustacea |
What covers the head and thorax of crstacea? | carapace |
What are the groups of crustacea? | decapods, isopods, amphipods, copepods, barnacles |
What group of crustacean is a lobster? | Decapod |
What group of crustacean is a pillbug? | Isopod |
What group of crustacean is a sand flea? | Amphipods |
What group of crustacean are zooplankton? | copepods |
What phylum is first to evolve flight? | Hexapoda |
What are the classes of of Hexapoda? | Apterygota, Pterygota, Odontata |
What phylum has trachea and spiracles for gas exchange? | Hexapoda |
Open circulatory system | Hexapoda |
What phylum has malpighian tubules? | Hexapoda |
What class are wingless insects (ie. silverfish) in? | Apterygota |
What class are winged insects in? | Pterygota |
What is the only order of pterygota that cannot fold its wings against its body? | Odontata |
What order are the dragonflies in? | Odontata |
What phylum are spiders, mites, horseshoe crabs, and sea spiders in? | Chelicerata |
What is the sea spider class? | Pycnogonidia |
What is the spider class? | Arachnidia |
What Phylum has an abdomen and a cephalothorax | Chelicerata |
What are claws used for grabbing and shredding food called? | Chelicerae |
Pycogonidia lack specialized __________ and _________ systems. | respiratory and excretory |
What class has book lungs for gas exchange? | arachnida |
What phylum are the centipedes and millipedes in? | Myriapoda |
What phylum has a head and a trunk? | Myriapoda |
What are the classes of echinodermata? | Echinoidea, Holothuroidea, Asteroidea, Ophiuroidea |
What phylum has a water vascular system? | Echinodermata |
What phylum has calcified internal skeletons formed from mesoderm? | Echinodermata |
Echinodermata lack ______ systems, have rudimentary _______ systems and poorly developed ________ systems | respiratory, circulatory, nervous |
What class has the aristotle's lantern for feeding? | Echinoidea |
What is the sea urchin and sand dollar class? | Echinoidea |
What class has calcareous occicles embedded in body wall? | Holothuroidea |
What class is the sea cucumbers? | Holothuroidea |
What class exhibits evisceration? | Holothuroidea |
What is the sea star class? | Asteroidea |
What class is capable of regeneration with the srap gene? | Asteroidea |
What class is the brittle stars? | Ophiuroidea |
What is the acorn worm phylum? | Hemichordata |
What phylum has pharyngeal slits for respiratory structure and burrows? | Hemicordata |
Deuterostomes? | Hemichordata |
What do all chordates have | Dorsal hollow nerve cord, notochord, post-anal tail |
What are the subphyla of chordata? | UrochordataCephalochordata Vertebrata |
What groups do the tunicates belong to? | Phylum Chordata Subphylum Urochordata |
What phylum includes the most primitive true animal chordates? | Urochordata |
Lost nerve cord and notochord in adult form ? | Urochordata |
What subphyla are the lancelets? | Cephalochordata |
Persistant notochord in adult chordate subphyla? | Cephalochordata (lancelets) |
Have myomeres? | Cephalochordata (lancelets) |
What are the classes of the Vertebrata (common names)? | Lampreys, placoderms, sharks, bony fish |
Have a vertebral column? | Vertebrata |
What are the jawless fish? | Lampreys |
What are the jawed and heavily armored fish? | Placoderms |
Are the placoerms extinct? | Yes |
Cartilaginous fishes? | Sharks |
Have jaws | Sharks |
Trout, salmon, tuna group | bony fish |
Have a bone internal skeleton | bony fish |
Ancestral form of land animals | Lungfish |
Lungfish used ______ as primative lungs | swim bladder |
Tetrapod Classes | AmphibiaReptilia Aves Mammalia |
Most basic tetrapod | Amphibia |
Have amniote egg, water-tight skin, and kidneys that concentrate urine | Reptilia |
Have feathers, light bones | Aves |
Homeothermy, mammary glands, sweat glands, 4-chambered heart | Mammalia |
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