Lab Practical 2 Cont.
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English | Galician |
|---|---|
Phylum clams and oysters | molluska |
Which class of mollusks have a closed circulatory system? | Cephalopoda |
Class of Chitins? | polyplacophora |
Class of snails and slugs? | gastropoda |
Class of clams, mussels, and scallops? | bivalvia |
which class of mussels don't have a radula? | bivalvia |
Class of squids, octopi, cuttle fish, and nautilus | cephalopoda |
in the clam, the hinge represents the ____ side | dorsal |
in the clam, the edge that opens represents the ____ side | ventral |
the umbo is always on the ______ side of the clam | anterior |
the incurrent and excurrent siphons are on the _____ end | posterior |
In the dissection, we cut through two _____ muscles to open the clam. | adductor |
squid have ______ arms and 2 tentacles | eight |
Arthropods develop as protosomes, but ins most cases the coelom is greatly reduced and the main body cavity fills with _____. | hemocoel. |
arthropod bloood | hemolymph |
arthropod nervous system | ventral nerve cord, ganglia |
arthropod respiratory system | gills, tracheae |
in arthropods, egg hatches into a nymph which resembles a smaller version of the adult. | incomplete metamorphosis |
Insect goes through 3 stages of development, larva, pupa, and adult. | complete metamorphosis, holometabolous |
3 distinct arthropod body segments | head thorax abdomen |
Subphylum extinct arthropods trilobites | Trilobita |
subphylum that includes crustaceans like crayfish and daphnia | Crustacea |
middle tail thingie, used for propulsion | telson |
side tail thingies used for steering | uropods |
arthropod excretion gland | malpighian tubules |
Subphylum including Class insecta | Hexopoda |
what is the class of insects including grasshopper? | Insecta |
wasps, ants, bees order | Hymenoptera |
flies order | Diptera |
butterflies and moths order | Lepidoptera |
bettles order | coleoptera |
horseshoe crabs and spiders subphylum | chelicerata |
subphylum including class chilopoda and diplopoda | myriapoda |
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