Intro to Animal Body Plans

Question 1

what type of symmetry is this

Answer 1

no symmetry

Question 2

what type of symmetry is this

Answer 2

radial

Question 3

what type of symmetry is this

Answer 3

Bilateral symmetry

Question 4

Incomplete or complete digestive system

Answer 4

complete digestive syste

Question 5

Complete or Incomplete digestive system

Answer 5

Incomplete digestive system

Question 6

Diploblastic or triploblastic

Answer 6

Diploblastic

Question 7

what stage dominates the life cycle

Answer 7

diploid stage

Question 8

no coelom

Answer 8

acoelomates

Question 9

coelom of endoderm and mesoderm

Answer 9

Pseudocoelomate

Question 10

Diploblastic or triploblastic -

Answer 10

triploblastic

Question 11

acoelomates, pseudocoelomates, or eucoelomates

Answer 11

pseudocoelomates

Question 12

acoelomates, pseudocoelomates, or eucoelomates

Answer 12

acoelomates

Question 13

mesodermal coelom

Answer 13

Eucoelomate

Question 14

Protostome

Answer 14

the blastopore turns into
the mouth

Question 15

Deuterostomes

Answer 15

the blastopore turns
into the anus

Question 16

acoelomates, pseudocoelomates, or eucoelomates

Answer 16

eucoelomates

Question 17

what is that and
what does it do

Answer 17

clitellum
fertilization

Question 18

Label this
specifically crop gizzard and clitellum

Answer 18

Question 19

means Pore-bearer

Answer 19

Porifera

Question 20

key features of animals

Answer 20

Question 21

what phylum is this and what are the functions what type of coelom

Answer 21

porifera (sponges)

acoelomate

Question 22

what phylum
is this and it’s function
what type of coelom

Answer 22

cnidarians

acoelomate

Question 23

what phylum
is this and it’s function
what type of coelom

Answer 23

platyhelminthes (flatworm)

acoelomate

Question 24

what phylum is this and it’s function

what type of coelom

Answer 24

Phylum Nematoda (roundworms)

pseudocoelom

can live almost anywhere are parasitic

Question 25

what is the arrow pointing to and what does it do?

Answer 25

clitellum hold their eggs

Question 26

what phylum is this and it’s function what type of coeloms

Answer 26

annelids (segmented worms) coelomates

Question 27

Phylum Porifera have choanocytes while phylum Cnidaria have ___.

Answer 27

cnidocytes (stinging cells)

Question 28

know this

Question 29

types of segmented worms

Answer 29

Question 30

what class is this and it’s function internal or external shell

Answer 30

polyplacophora (chitons) external

Question 31

be able to find the radula what is its function

Answer 31

for food

Question 32

what class is this and it’s function internal or external shell

Answer 32

gastropods external

Question 33

what class is this and it’s function internal or external shell

Answer 33

bivalves external

Question 34

what class is this and it’s function internal or external shell

Answer 34

Cephalopoda internal

Question 35

know this arm, collar, fin, gill, gonad, funnel (siphon), ink sac, hearts, mantle, suckers, tentacle, pen

Answer 35

Question 36

which is most abundant? 1. Crustacea 2. Insecta

Answer 36

insecta

Question 37

Species of Chelicerata are spiders or crabs??

Answer 37

crabs

Question 38

know this - abdomen, antenna, antennula, carapace, cheliped, pleopods, pereiopods, telson, and uropods

Answer 38

Question 39

Four large wings, covered by scales

Answer 39

lepidoptera

Question 40

Four wings; the first pair thickened or hardened. First pair of wings usually as long asabdomenprotecting second pair of wings that are membranous. Abdomen without forceps

Answer 40

coleoptera

Question 41

Hind wings smaller than front wings with few cross veins. Mouth parts not piercing; head joined loosely to thorax

Answer 41

hymenoptera

Question 42

Only one pair of wings; membranous, with conspicuous veins. No abdominal filaments:

Answer 42

diptera

Question 43

know this 1. Head 2. Thorax 3. Abdomen

Answer 43

Question 44

what class is this and it’s function

Answer 44

Question 45

what class is this and it’s function

Answer 45

Ophiuroidea (brittle stars)

Question 46

what class is this and it’s function

Answer 46

Question 47

what class is this and it’s function

Answer 47

Question 48

know this ambulacral grooves, mouth, madreporite, spines, tube feet, ampulla, mouth, radial canal, and ring canal

Answer 48

Question 49

know this 1. Dorsal hollow nerve cord 2. Notochord 3. Post-anal tail 4. Pharyngeal gill slits 5. V-shaped muscle bands

Answer 49

Question 50

what is this and is it a chordate?

Answer 50

yes it is lancelets