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Flashcards: Kingdom Animalia

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kingdom animaliaeukaryotic, multicellular; heterotrophic
Phylum Cnidariastinging tentacled animals; radially symmetrical; two cell layers; mout surrounded by stinging tentacles; nerve network
Phylum Cnidariacoral, hydra, jelly
Phylum Poriferasessile; two cell layers; porous bodies
Phylum Poriferasponge
Phylum Platyhelminthesflatworms; motile; bilaterally symmetrical; three cell layers; gut with one opening; many parasitic
Phylum Platyhelminthestape worm (parasitic), planarian
Phylum Nematodaroundworms; motile, bilaterally symmetrical; cylindrical body; two openings many parasitic
Phylum Nematodahookworm, fliaria worm
Phylum Rotiferarotifers; mostly motile; bilaterally symmetrical; cilia form a wheel around mouth
Phylum Rotiferarotifers
Phylum Cheliceratatwo body parts; jointed appendages; chitinous exoskeleton; no wings; lack antennae; lungs and gills
Phylum ChelicerataClass Merostomata; Class Arachnida
Class Arachnidaspiders; tick; scorpion
Phylum Crustaceatwo body parts; two pairs of antennae on the head; aquatic
Phylum Crustaceacrab, shrimp, lobster
Phylum Mandibulatainsects, millipedes, centipedes; three body parts; three pairs of legs; one/two pairs of wings; gas exchange through trachea
Phylum MandibulataClass Hexapoda and Class Myriapoda
Class Hexapodaterrestrial, one pair of antennae, one/two pairs of wings; three pairs of legs; trachea
Phylum Annelidasegmented worms; motile bilaterally symmetrical; body internally and externally segmented
Phylum Annelidaleech, earth worm