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Question 1

What type of symmetry does phylum Mollusca have?

Answer 1

Bilateral

Question 2

What type of circulatory system does phylum Mollusca have

Answer 2

Open circulation (except cephalopods)

Question 3

What does phylum Mollusca eat

Answer 3

They’re herbivores, carnivores, filter feeders, scavengers and parasites

Question 4

How does phylum Mollusca move

Answer 4

Jet propulsion or motile (very diverse ways)

Question 5

What is phylum Mollusca reproduction habits

Answer 5

Sexual (external fertilization)

Question 6

What are shell less or single shelled Mollusks called

Answer 6

Gastropods

Ex: slugs, snails

Question 7

These have two shells held together by muscles. Examples include clams, oysters, mussels

Answer 7

Bivalves

Question 8

How do gastropods in phylum Mollusca breathe

Answer 8

Respire through diffusion

Question 9

How do bivalves in phylum Mollusca breathe

Answer 9

Respire with gills

Question 10

Most advanced in phylum Mollusca

Answer 10

Cephalopods

Question 11

What is a cephalopod

Answer 11

A squid, octopus, or chambered nautilus

Feet with suckers

Question 12

What are some examples of phylum echinodermata

Answer 12

Sea cucumber 
Sea urchin 
Brittle star
Sea star
Sand dollar

Question 13

Does phylum echinodermata have a skeleton

Answer 13

Yes, they have an internal skeleton called an endoskeleton

Question 14

How does phylum echinodermata (sea stars) eat

Answer 14

They use their tube feet to pry open clams and oysters

Question 15

What is the symmetry of phylum arthropod

Answer 15

Bilateral symmetry

Question 16

What kind of eaters is phylum arthropod

Answer 16

Herbivores, carnivores, and omnivores

Question 17

What kind of habitats does phylum arthropod live in

Answer 17

Aquatic and terrestrial, very diverse

Question 18

How does phylum arthropod move?

Answer 18

They’re motile, using well developed muscles

Question 19

How many segments does phylum arthropod have

Answer 19

Head, thorax, abdomen

Question 20

How does phylum arthropod reproduce

Answer 20

Internal and external reproduction

Question 21

What is phylum arthropod exoskeleton made of

Answer 21

Chitin

Question 22

What kind of circulatory system does phylum arthropod have

Answer 22

Open

Question 23

Does phylum arthropod have separate genders

Answer 23

They’re mostly dioecious (having the male and female reproductive organs in separate individuals.)

Question 24

How does phylum Arthropoda grow larger

Answer 24

They have to molt their exoskeleton first

Question 25

One of the paired abdominal appendages of many aquatic crustaceans, such as shrimp and lobsters, that are used for swimming and in females for carrying eggs. Also called pleopod

Answer 25

Swimmeret

Question 26

How does phylum Arthropoda taste and smell

Answer 26

With their mouthparts, antennae, and legs

Question 27

Can phylum Arthropoda hear

Answer 27

Yes they have a heightened sense of hearing and movement

Question 28

Merostomata

Answer 28

Horseshoe crabs

Question 29

Pycnogonida

Answer 29

Sea spiders

Question 30

Arachnida

Answer 30

Spiders, scorpions, ticks, mites

Question 31

Chilopoda

Answer 31

Centipedes

Question 32

Diplopoda

Answer 32

Millipedes

Question 33

Insecta

Answer 33

Butterflies, bees, Beatles, flies

Question 34

Crustacea (sub phylum)

Answer 34

Crayfish, lobsters

Question 35

What are amphibians like when young

Answer 35

They are fishlike and breathe through gills

Question 36

What are amphibians like when adults

Answer 36

They live in land and breathe through lungs with moist skin

Question 37

Anurans

Answer 37

Frogs and toads

Question 38

Urodeles

Answer 38

Salamanders and newts

Question 39

Caecilians

Answer 39

Legless amphibians

Question 40

What are the three main groups of amphibians

Answer 40

Anurans Urodeles Caecilians

Question 41

Cold blooded vertebrates whose body temp adjusts with the outside environment

Answer 41

Ectothermic (amphibians)

Question 42

What kind of circulation do amphibians have

Answer 42

Double circulation

Question 43

What is the eardrum in amphibians called

Answer 43

Tympanic membrane

Question 44

What moves up over the eye in amphibians

Answer 44

Nictating membrane

Question 45

Where do frogs go in the winter

Answer 45

They bury themselves in the muddy floor of a lake or pond

Question 46

Where do toads go in the winter

Answer 46

They dig down into the ground below the frost line

Question 47

What's the difference between a frog and a toad

Answer 47

Frogs have smooth, moist skin, lay eggs in clusters, and long legs while toads have dry warty skin, stubby bodies with short legs and lay their eggs in long chains

Question 48

How many species of salamanders and newts are in the world

Answer 48

440

Question 49

How many species of frogs live in America

Answer 49

92

Question 50

How many species of frogs/toads live in the world

Answer 50

Over 4000

Question 51

What fossil links birds and reptiles

Answer 51

Archaeopteryx

Question 52

What is the forelimb function in birds used for

Answer 52

Flight

Question 53

How many orders of birds are there

Answer 53

27

Question 54

What did the archaeopteryx look like

Answer 54

It had a large skull with teeth, bones that weren't hollow and claws on its wings

Question 55

Are birds endothermic?

Answer 55

Yes

Question 56

Do birds have a bladder

Answer 56

No

Question 57

What does the contraction of the supracoracoideus do

Answer 57

Raises wing

Question 58

What does the contraction of the pectoralis do

Answer 58

Lowers wing

Question 59

What is a birds body temperature

Answer 59

40-46 degrees Celsius or (104-115 Fahrenheit)

Question 60

How do birds conserve body heat

Answer 60

They fluff out their feathers to conserve heat

Question 61

What is the function of the crop

Answer 61

It stores and moistens food

Question 62

What is the function of the proventriculus

Answer 62

Gastric fluids begin breaking down the food

Question 63

What is the function of the gizzard

Answer 63

It crushes and kneads the food

Question 64

What does the cerebellum in birds do

Answer 64

Coordinates movement

Question 65

What does the optic lobe in birds do

Answer 65

Receives and interprets visual stimulation

Question 66

Can birds see color

Answer 66

Yeah

Question 67

Can birds smell

Answer 67

Their sense of smell is poor with the exception of ducks

Question 68

Birds lack internal ears

Answer 68

Ear canal leads to a tympanic membrane

Question 69

Where is male bird sperm produced

Answer 69

In two testes that lies beneath the kidneys