animal kingdom

Question 1

phyla of the animal kingdom

Answer 1

1. Porifera (sponges)
2. Cnidaria (jellyfish)
3. Platyhelminthes (flatworms)
4. Nematoda (round worms)
5. Annelida (earthworms)
6. Arthropoda (insects)
7. Mollusca (sea things man idk)
8. Echinodermata (starfish i think)
9. Chordata (fish, reptiles, birds, amphibians, mammals)

Question 2

Porifera

Answer 2

sponges
asymmetrical
filter feeder (strains tiny floating plants)

Question 3

cnidaria

Answer 3

marine
stinging tenticles
radial symmetry

Question 4

platyhelminthes

Answer 4

flatworms
marine or terrestrial 
parasites
bilateral symmetry
acoelmates (no body cavity, but they have a digestive tract and outer lining)

Question 5

nematoda

Answer 5

roundworms
marine or terrestrial
parasites
bilateral symmetry
has mouth and anus
pseudocoelomate (slight body cavity)

Question 6

annelida

Answer 6

segemented worms (earth worms)
marine or terrestrial

Question 7

arthropoda

Answer 7

exoskeleton and joined appendages

Question 8

molllusca

Answer 8

snails, slugs, clams, oysters, mussels, scallops, cockles, shipworms, etc.
soft bodies typically covered in a hard exoskeleton
bilateral symmetry
terrestrial or marine

Question 9

echinodermata

Answer 9

marine, radial, spiky

Question 10

chordates

Answer 10

animals with a notochord(spine thingy)

Question 11

chondrichthyes

Answer 11

cartilage fish (basically sharks)

Question 12

osteichthyes

Answer 12

bony fish

Question 13

amphibians

Answer 13

cold blooded vertebrae, spends time on land and water
smooth moist skin
lives in cool dark places
loses gills but grows lungs as it grows up
most lay eggs in water

eg. frogs, toads, salamander

Question 14

reptilia

Answer 14

cold blooded vertebrae, covered with scales or plates
dry rough skin
lay eggs on land
lives in warm dry places

eg. lizards, snakes

Question 15

cephilization

Answer 15

the head

Question 16

acoelomate, pseudocoelomate, coelomate

Answer 16

no cavity, partial cavity, full cavity