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Animal Diversity & Invertebrates Flashcards

1
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What is the suffix that refers to animals?

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Zoo

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2
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In order for animals to find a mate/food, they must

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Move around

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If an animal lives in water, its habitat is

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Aquatic

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If two organisms co-habitate, they are

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Symbiotic

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5
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If two organisms co-habitate, and one benefits while the other is harmed, the relationship is called

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Parasitic

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6
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If appendages are arranged around a central axis, this condition is called:

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Radial Symmetry

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7
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An example of a group of acoelomates is

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Platyhelminthes -Flat Worms

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8
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An example of a group of pseudoceolomates is

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Nematoda (roundworms)

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9
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Structures unique to sponges that provide skeletal support are

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Spicules

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10
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If an animal has two germ layers during embryonic development it is Diploblastic


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Jellyfish, coral, hydra

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11
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Which of the group of animals exhibits metamerism?

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ANNALIDS, Arthropods, econoderms, mollusks, segmented worms

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12
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Which Phylum name means “little ring?”

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Annelida

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13
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What is a stalk-like body plan called?

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Polyp

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14
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Name an animal that has parapodia

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Sand worm

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15
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Which animal has setae?

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Earth worm

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16
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What is the name of a primitive lip?

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Prostomium

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17
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Which organ stores food?

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Crop

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18
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Where are typhlosoles found?

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Earth Worm Intestine

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19
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Name the colonial hydroid that we studied

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Obelia

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20
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Which animal has epitokes and atokes?

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Pollo worm

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21
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What animal secretes hirudin?

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Leach

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22
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The genus name of the large human roundworm is

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Ascaris

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23
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Elephantiasis is caused by which group of worms?

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Fillarial worms

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24
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What worm exhibits tissue migration from the vein to the lung to the throat to the stomach?-

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Fillarial worms

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25
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If the unfertilized eggs result in a male and fertilized eggs result in a female, this is called

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Haplodiploid

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26
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What is the phylum name of flatworms?-

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Playtomythese

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27
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What animal has flame cells?

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Tape worm

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28
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What animal has its mouth in its abdomen?

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Planaria

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29
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What do ocelli do?

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PRIMATIVE eyes that sense light

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30
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What are the two groups of flukes?

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Monogenia & Digenia

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31
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What causes “liver rot?”

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Liver fluke. Fasciolaipodica

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32
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The part of the tapeworm that attaches the worm to the intestine is called the

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Scolex

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33
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What is the genus of the non–parasitic flatworm?

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Dugessia. Common name: Planaria.

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34
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What animal has proglottids?

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Tape worms

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35
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Animals with a ciliated corona are in which group?

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Rotifera

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36
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Jointed feet are characteristic of what group?

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Arthropods

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37
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Why are arthropods so successful?

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Exoskeleton, 6 legs, (some) fly, active, energetic

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38
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What are the disadvantage(s) of an exoskeleton?

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Limited size growth

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39
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Which system is dependant on spiracles?

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Respiratory

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40
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How many legs do insects have?

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6

41
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What does it mean for an animal to be oviparous?

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Lay eggs

42
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What has book lungs?

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Spiders

43
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What is the subphylum of trilobites?

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Trilobita

44
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Which animal is a “living fossil?”

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Horseshoe Crab

45
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What are examples of arachnids?

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Spiders, scorpions, harvestman, tick, mites

46
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What are the genus of venomous spiders?

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Gluxosclese (brown recluse) Lactrodectus (Black widow)

47
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What are the “insects of the sea?”-

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Crustaceans

48
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Where do the gills of the crayfish attach?

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Feet

49
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What is autonomy?-

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Regrowing legs from stumps

50
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What are the most abundant group of insects?

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Beetles

51
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What is the most abundant group of animals?

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Insects

52
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What is the most abundant phylum of animals?

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Arthropoda

53
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What is a condition of diapause?

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Hibernation or estivation

54
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What would an entomologist study?

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Insects

55
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What is the largest Arthropod?

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Japanese crab

56
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What is the name of a protein found in an Arthropod exoskeleton?

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Chitin

57
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What is the term for fused body segments?

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Tagma

58
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What is rotting vegetation eaten by crayfish called?

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Detritis

59
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Which of the following have “spiny skin?”

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Echinoderms

60
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What is the unique feature of echinoderms?

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Water vascular system

61
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What protects echinoderms?

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Pedicellariae

62
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What allows water to enter the starfish?

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Madreporite

63
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What is the pyloric cecum?

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Liver or digestive gland

64
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What do sea stars eat?

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Mollusks

65
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What is the larval stage of the starfish called?

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Bipinnaria

66
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Which animals have a “test?”-

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Anything with a shell. Sea urchin, mollusks, etc.

67
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What has a radula?

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Mollusks

68
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Which animals are pentaradial?

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(5 rays) sea stars

69
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What is the name of the “mother of pearl layer?”

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Nacre

70
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What secretes the valve of a mollusk?

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Mantle

71
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Which shells are used for currency in some Indian Ocean islands?

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Tusk Shell. Dentalium.

72
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What is the term for “bearing no shell?”

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Aplacaphora

73
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What is the term for primitive lungs?

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Pulmonates

74
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What is the term for “stomach feet?”

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Gastropod Ex: Snail, conch, slug

75
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Which animals have “head feet”

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Cephla pod Ex: Squid, octopus

76
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What has “jet” propulsion and an ink gland?

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Squid, octopus, cuddle fish

77
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Which animals have “hatchet feet?”

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Pelecypoda Ex: oyster, clam, muscle

78
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Which animal reproduces by budding and moves by somersaulting?

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Hydra

79
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What are examples of bivalves?

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Muscle, clam, scallop, oysters, abalony

80
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Which animals have “cup feet?”

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Skyphopoda (tusk shells)

81
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What is the genus of a jellyfish?

A

Aurelia

82
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What is the larval form of the clam?

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Glochidia

83
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What is unique to Cniderians?

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Nemadosists (stinging cells)

84
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The name of the canal that connects the madreporite to the ring canal is the:

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Stone Canal

85
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Which invertebrates have an eye similar to vertebrates?-

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Squid and octopus

86
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What is the largest invertebrate?

A

Squid

87
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What animal has a pen?

A

Squid

88
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Which bivalves have strong adductor muscles?

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Scallop

89
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“To dry out”-

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Desiccate

90
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To shed the exoskeleton in order to grow

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Molt. Ecdysis.

91
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Name for chemical signals

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Pheromones

92
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Name for body segments

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Somites

93
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“Condition of changing form”

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Metamorphosis

94
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Organ of the crayfish that has “teeth.”

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Stomach

95
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Protein made by spiders

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Sclero Protein (silk)

96
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Found in crayfish, used as a “rudder.”

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Telson

97
Q

Produce sperm first and then eggs

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Protandrous

98
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Covering made of protein

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Chitin. Exoskeleton

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