Midterm online answers Flashcards

1
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Which phylum would have no tissues?

A

sponges

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2
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A planarian is an example of a(n)

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flatworm

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3
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What makes sponges different from other types of invertebrates?

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they have no organs

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4
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Which of the following is characteristic of many arachnids?

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they are poisonous

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5
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A grasshopper is an example of a(n)

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arthropod

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6
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The head and thorax make up which part of a spider’s body?

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cephalothorax

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7
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Which phylum are deuterostomes?

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echinoderms

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8
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What is the hard structure that covers an arthropod’s body?

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exoskeleton

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9
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What are the three main parts of an insect’s body?

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head, thorax, abdomen

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10
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What do roundworms and segmented worms have in common?

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they have simple digestive systems

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11
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Which type of invertebrate have shells and soft bodies?

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mollusc

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12
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Where can you find arthropods?

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land, water, and air

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13
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Which phylum exhibits bilateral symmetry?

A

flatworms

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14
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Which of the following is a characteristic of all invertebrates?

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all invertebrates lack a backbone

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15
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Which of these is the largest group of invertebrates on Earth?

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arthropods

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16
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Which of the following is a characteristic of most crustaceans?

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they live in water

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17
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Why are sea stars classified as echinoderms?

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because they have symmetric body parts and no organs

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18
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Which of the following is acoelomate?

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flatworms

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19
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An octopus is an example of a(n)

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mollusc

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20
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What is the purpose of a jellyfish’s tentacles?

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to poison predators

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21
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A sea star is an example of a(n)

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echinoderm

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22
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Which of the following is a characteristic of an arthropod?

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they have an exoskeleton

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23
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of animals?

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autotrophic

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24
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Bony fish are members of the class

A

Osteichthyes

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Animals in the class __ spend part of their life on land and part of their life in water.
Amphibia
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Sharks and rays are examples of animals in the class
Chondrichthyes
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Animals in this class include the eagle, blue jay, and penguin.
Aves
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Which of the following classes are endotherms?
Mammalia
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The classes Agnatha, Chondrichthyes, and Osteichthyes have in common that they
are fish
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Fish with a skeleton made of cartilage instead of bone are in the class
Chondrichthyes
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Which of the following do NOT produce amniote eggs?
Amphibia
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Animals in this class of have lungs to breathe on land and skin that does not need to be kept wet. They produce an amniote egg and have scales.
Reptilia
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All mammals
all of these choices are correct
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Which of the following are NOT members of the class reptilia?
al of these are repitles
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Tuna, bass, and clown fish are examples of animals in the class
Osteichthyes
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Animals in the class amphibia
lay their eggs in water or damp areas.
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Animals in the class __ start life with gills, like fish, and later develop lungs to breathe air.
Amphibia
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Jawless fishes that do not have scales belong to the class
Agnatha
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Lampreys and hag fish are examples of animals in the class
Agnatha
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Animals in this class include turtles, snakes, lizards, and alligators.
Reptilia
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Which of the following concerning amniote eggs is true?
all of these are true
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Salamanders and frogs are examples of animals in the class
Amphibia
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Which of the following is an endotherm?
all of these are endoterms
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What does “the fittest” mean in an evolutionary sense?
The most reproductively successful.
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Which layer is the oldest?
D (The bottom)
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_______________structures are derived from the same body part present in a common ancestor, although the structure and the function of the body part may have diverged.
Homologous
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________________ is important to a population because it allows natural selection to occur.
Genetic variation
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In a snowy habitat, a brown bunny is more likely to survive and reproduce than a white bunny rabbit.
False
49
What is evolution?
The process of change in living organisms over many generations and long periods of time.
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Which lived more recently in time, the common ancestor species of A and B or the common ancestor species of B and C?
common ancestor of B & C
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What is an amniote?
vertebrate animals whose embryos develop inside the set of protective membranes
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Which shows evidence of common descent?
homologous structures
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For a mutation to affect evolution, it must:
Be able to get passed from parent or offspring
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Which of the following is an example of homologous structure?
A bird's wing and a horse's foreleg
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Which way does time run on this tree?
From root to branch tip
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Which traits do B and C share?
1 and 3
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A fossilized species that has characteristics of two distinctly different species is called a
transitional species
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Which of the following provides evidence of evolution from a common ancestor? (select all that apply)
homologous structures, fossils , biochemical similarities
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The Galápagos finches are an example of an array of species that:
Evolved from a single island species
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The common bone of the upper forelimb in all vertebrates is the
humerus
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How do organisms come to live on newly formed volcanic islands?
they are blown/washed over
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Evolution is a change in the alleles in an individual organism.
False
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What are the two key ingredients to natural selection?
Reproduction and variation
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The body of a bryophyte is called a __.
thallus
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Which of the following best describes this plant? (Moss)
Seedless, nonvascular
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Spores of a bryophyte are housed within the __.
capsule
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Bryophytes usually live in __ places.
moist
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The spores of a fern are housed within the __.
sori/sorus
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The two groups of plants that HAVE vascular tissue AND produce seeds are angiosperms and ferns.
False
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What is one of these structures called and what does it produce?
sorus, spores
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Flowering plants are also called __.
angiosperms
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Gymnosperm means "naked seed".
True
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The heart shaped structure in the fern gametophyte generation is called a __.
prothallus
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The antheridia is the female reproductive structure.
False
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__ is found in the cell walls of plants.
cellulose
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Which of the following evolved FIRST?
Bryophytes
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The gametophyte generation in plants is haploid.
True
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The dominant generation in mosses is the gametophyte generation.
True
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A pine tree would be an example of a __.
gymnosperm
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Which of the following is NOT true concerning plants?
prokaryotic
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Which of the following best describes this plant? (Fern)
Seedless, vascular
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A fern leaf is referred to as a __.
frond
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