Animals

Question 1

Example of phylum Poriferea

Answer 1

Coral / Sponges

Question 2

Phylum poriferea symetry

Answer 2

Asymetrical

Question 3

Phylum poriferea lack a…

Answer 3

Digestive system
Circulatory system
Respiratory system

Question 4

These organisms are a loose aggregation of cells with no tissue or level of organization.

Answer 4

Phylum Poriferea

Question 5

Phylum that is known as a “filter feeder”

Answer 5

Phylum Poriferea

Question 6

filtering food suspended in water; pass through specialized food cells called choanocytes.

Answer 6

Filter Feeder

Question 7

Marine organisms which contain a
specialized cell called a cnidocyte, which produces a nematocyst.

Answer 7

Phylum Cnidaria

Question 8

What is a cnidocyte

Answer 8

a specialized cell which produces a poison-filled stinging structure called a nematocyst

Question 9

a poison-filled stinging structure found on phylum cnidaria

Answer 9

nematocyst

Question 10

what symmetry does phylum cnidaria have

Answer 10

radial

Question 11

Does phylum cnidaria have a complete or incomplete digestive system

Answer 11

Incomplete

Question 12

what things does Phylum Cnidaria lack

Answer 12

Circulatory and Respiratory system

Question 13

Examples of phylum cnidaria

Answer 13

Jellyfish, Sea Anemones

Question 14

These are the flatworms, so named because they are dorsoventrally flattened.

Answer 14

Phylum Platyhelminthes

Question 15

organisms that don’t have a fluid-filled body cavity containing internal organs. The majority of these worms are parasites

Answer 15

acoelomates

Question 16

what symmetry does phylum Platyhelminthes have

Answer 16

bilateral

Question 17

does phylum Platyhelminthes have a complete or incomplete digestive system

Answer 17

incomplete

Question 18

What things do phylum Platyhelminthes not have

Answer 18

circulatory and respiratory system

Question 19

examples of phylum Platyhelminthes

Answer 19

tapeworms, flukes, and planaria

Question 20

Some of these organisms are free-living, while others are parasites. They can range in size from microscopic to 9 m in length. They are pseudocoelomates. They move by a whip-like swimming motion.

Answer 20

Phylum Nematoda

Question 21

organisms that have false body cavities

Answer 21

pseudocoelomates

Question 22

What symmetry does phylum Nematoda have

Answer 22

bilateral

Question 23

Does phylum nematoda have a complete or incomplete digestive system

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complete

Question 24

what things does phylum nematoda lack

Answer 24

circulatory and respiratory system

Question 25

examples of phylum nematoda

Answer 25

roundworms

Question 26

These are the segmented worms, which are separated into three classes on the basis of segmentation and distribution of setae

Answer 26

Phylum annelida

Question 27

small bristles that some members of phylum annelida contain

Answer 27

setae

Question 28

what aspect do annelids lack

Answer 28

none

Question 29

What kind of symmetry do annelids have

Answer 29

bilateral

Question 30

what kind of respiratory system do annelids have

Answer 30

breathing through the skin

Question 31

examples of annelids

Answer 31

sandworms, leeches, earthworms

Question 32

These organisms have three common structures, muscular foot, mantle, and visceral mass

Answer 32

Phylum mollusca

Question 33

used for locomotion on mollusks

Answer 33

muscular foot

Question 34

outer thin tissue layer that covers most of the body of a mollusk

Answer 34

mantle

Question 35

part of a mollusk that contains all of its organs

Answer 35

visceral mass

Question 36

characterized by two shells connected at a flexible hinges

Answer 36

bivalves

Question 37

examples of bivalves

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Oysters, scallops, muscles, clams

Question 38

"stomach foot" organisms - sometimes a single shell is present

Answer 38

gastropods

Question 39

"head foot" organisms - head is well developed and the foot is modified into tentacles or arms - move through jet propulsion

Answer 39

Cephalopods

Question 40

examples of gastropods

Answer 40

snails and slugs

Question 41

examples of Cephalopods

Answer 41

octopi and squids

Question 42

animals with joint appendages

Answer 42

arthropods

Question 43

what is one thing that arthropods commonly do

Answer 43

Molt - their exoskeleton is made of chitin

Question 44

Members of this phylum are characterized by a two-part body – a cephalothorax and an abdomen. 4 legs and no antennae.

Answer 44

phylum chelicerata

Question 45

a fused head and thorax

Answer 45

cephalothorax

Question 46

type of chelicerata that has 8 legs and a stinger on the abdomen

Answer 46

arachnids

Question 47

what type of symmetry does phylum chelicerata have

Answer 47

bilateral

Question 48

does phylum chelicerata have a complete or incomplete digestive system

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complete

Question 49

what type of circualtory system does phylum chelicerata have

Answer 49

open

Question 50

what kind of respiratory system does phylum chelicerata have

Answer 50

Lungs

Question 51

examples of phylum chelicerata

Answer 51

spiders, scorpions, ticks

Question 52

These marine Arthropods are characterized by a three-part body – head, thorax, and abdomen. 5 pairs of legs, 2 antennae

Answer 52

phylum crustacea

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what symmetry does phylum crustacea have

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bilateral

Question 54

does phylum crustacea have a complete or incomplete digestive system

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complete

Question 55

what type of circulatory system does phylum crustacea have

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open

Question 56

what respiratory system does phylum crustacea utilize

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gills

Question 57

examples of phylum crustacea

Answer 57

crabs, crayfish, shrimp

Question 58

These organisms are separated on the basis of body segmentation. Some have two segments – a head and trunk, while some have three segments – head, thorax, & abdomen.

Answer 58

Phylum uniramia

Question 59

what symmetry does Phylum uniramiah have

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bilateral

Question 60

does Phylum uniramia have a complete or incomplete digestive system

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complete

Question 61

what kind of circulatory system does Phylum uniramia have

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open

Question 62

what respiratory system does Phylum uniramia utilize

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lungs

Question 63

class that is a two—part bodied uniramia

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class Myriapoda

Question 64

examples of class myriapoda

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centipedes and millipedes

Question 65

class that is a three—part bodied uniramia

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class insecta

Question 66

examples of class insecta

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bees, ants, ladybugs

Question 67

These are the "spiny—skinned" organisms. They have no head/ brain and few sensory organs.

Answer 67

Phylum Echinodermata

Question 68

What is a tube foot used for

Answer 68

locomotion and gas exchange

Question 69

two things that characterize phylum Echinodermata

Answer 69

exoskeleton and water-vascular system

Question 70

what type of symmetry does phylum Echinodermata have

Answer 70

pentaradial

Question 71

does phylum Echinodermata have a complete or incomplete digestive system

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complete

Question 72

is phylum Echinodermata's circulatory system open or closed

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open

Question 73

does phylum Echinodermata have a respiratory system

Answer 73

no

Question 74

examples of phylum Echinodermata

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star fish, sea urchins, sand dollars

Question 75

These are the backboned organisms known as vertebrates. they are characterized by notochord, verve cord, pharyngeal pouches, and a tail

Answer 75

phylum chordata

Question 76

what type of symmetry does phylum chordata have

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bilateral symetry

Question 77

does phylum chordata have a complete or incomplete digestive system

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complete

Question 78

does phylum chordata have a open or closed circulatory system

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closed

Question 79

class of chordata which is jawless fish

Answer 79

class agnatha

Question 80

class agnatha respiratory system

Answer 80

gills

Question 81

examples of class agnatha

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lamprey

Question 82

class of chordata which is cartilaginous fishes

Answer 82

class Chondrichthytes

Question 83

what respiratory system does class Chondrichthytes have

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gills

Question 84

examples of class Chondrichthytes

Answer 84

sharks, stingrays

Question 85

class of bony fish

Answer 85

class Ostheichthytes

Question 86

class Ostheichthytes respiratory system

Answer 86

gills

Question 87

examples of class Ostheichthytes

Answer 87

sea horses, tuna

Question 88

The first vertebrates to move from the water to a partial terrestrial life

Answer 88

class amphibia

Question 89

what respiratory system do amphibians use

Answer 89

Skin + Lungs + Gills

Question 90

examples of amphibians

Answer 90

frogs, newts, salamanders

Question 91

First organisms to successfully leave water and live on land

Answer 91

class reptilia

Question 92

reptiles respiratory system

Answer 92

lungs

Question 93

examples of reptiles

Answer 93

snakes, turtles

Question 94

Members are thought to be the direct descendents of the dinosaurs. These organisms are the first to show parental care of young.

Answer 94

class archosauria

Question 95

class archosauria respiratory system

Answer 95

lungs

Question 96

examples of class archosauria

Answer 96

crocodiles

Question 97

Reptile—like animals, however, their scales have developed into feathers.

Answer 97

class aves

Question 98

class aves respiratory system

Answer 98

lungs

Question 99

examples of aves

Answer 99

bald eagle, cardinal, chicken

Question 100

Members of this class have two distinctive characteristics: hair and mammary glands

Answer 100

class mammalia

Question 101

3 subclasses of mammals

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monotremes, marsupials, placentals

Question 102

egg laying mammals

Answer 102

monotremes

Question 103

mammals that use pouches

Answer 103

marsupials

Question 104

mammals with a placenta in the womb

Answer 104

placentals