Module 7

Question 1

Forms the highest most inclusive hierarchical level in the organization of life

Answer 1

Domain

Question 2

a class of bony fish that are characterized by their thin, paired fins supported by dermal rays

Answer 2

Actinopterygii

Question 3

contains many different types of eukaryotic life , but all are single celled organisms

Answer 3

Protista

Question 4

the body of a multicellular fungus

Answer 4

mycelium

Question 5

the feathery filaments that make up multicellular fungi
*mycelial strands

Answer 5

Hyphae

Question 6

ALL plants alternate between 2
growth forms, one haploid and the other diploid

Answer 6

Alternation of generations

Question 7

Mosses
* No vascular
system or roots
* Require moist
habitats

Answer 7

Bryophyta

Question 8

• Ferns
• No vascular system,
  but has roots

Answer 8

Pteridophyta

Question 9

Conifers, they have cones
Vascular system
* Cones with seeds

Answer 9

Coniferophyta

Question 10

– Flowering plants
* Produce a seed with a protective coat
Complex
vascular system

Answer 10

Magnoliophyta

Question 11

sponges

Answer 11

Porifera

Question 12

are are filter feeders that
feed on bacteria, amoebas, and
other organisms they acquire
from their environment

Answer 12

sponges

Question 13

– round worms
* Simple, very few organs
* Many are parasitic
* Can be microscopic or huge (up to 8.4 meters long)

Answer 13

Nematoda

Question 14

– arthropods
Exoskeleton made of chitin
* Crabs
* Shrimp/prawn
* Insects
* Spiders

Answer 14

• Arthropoda

Question 15

mussels, clams, snails

Answer 15

Mollusca

Question 16

is one of the most diverse phylum of animals and includes shellfish, snails,
slugs, squid, and octopi.

Answer 16

Mollusca

Question 17

Parasitic sea slug
* Lives in the open
ocean

Answer 17

Phylliroe

Question 18

Starfish, sea urchins, sand dollars,
sea cucumbers

Answer 18

Echinodermata

Question 19

segmented worms i.e. earthworms

Answer 19

Annelida

Question 20

Flatworms

Answer 20

Platyhelminthes

Question 21

– Jellyfish, anemones,
hydra

Answer 21

Cnidaria

Question 22

the body of an organism can be divided into several identical parts around the central axis.

Answer 22

Radical Symmetry

Question 23

are a specialized cell in the tentacles of a jellyfish or other cnidarians, containing a barbed or venomous coiled thread that can be projected in self-defense or to capture prey

Answer 23

Nematocyst

Question 24

Vertebrates, but some others

Answer 24

• Chordata

Question 25

is a collection of large cells that form a strong, flexible bar, which runs the length of the animal and provides support for the body

Answer 25

notochord

Question 26

– tardigrades aka water bears

Answer 26

Tardigrada

Question 27

– spiders, scorpions, horseshoe crabs, and harvestmen

Answer 27

Chelicerata

Question 28

- Millipedes- 4 legs per segment, centipedes 2 legs per segment

Answer 28

Myriapoda

Question 29

crabs, shrimp, barnacles

Answer 29

Crustacea

Question 30

- insects * Have 6 legs

Answer 30

Hexapoda

Question 31

sharks , Cartilaginous fish

Answer 31

Chondrichthyes

Question 32

– amphibians- Frogs, Newts, Salamanders

Answer 32

Amphibia

Question 33

Birds- have feathers

Answer 33

Aves

Question 34

reptiles- leathery scales

Answer 34

Reptilia

Question 35

a large, long-snouted crocodilian native to the Indian Subcontinent

Answer 35

- Gharial

Question 36

-One of the first people to push for crop rotation in agriculture -Was able to distinguish different species of fungus that no one else has ever been able to distinguish

Answer 36

George Carver

Question 37

is an informal label for bacteria and archaea together.

Answer 37

Prokaryotes

Question 38

zombie fungus -the composite of a genus of fungus that grows on the larva of insects.

Answer 38

Cordyceps

Question 39

or eukaryotes, includes protists (such as amoeba), plants, animals, and fungi.

Answer 39

Eukarya

Question 40

What is the major class for mammals

Answer 40

Mammalia

Question 41

produces energy

Answer 41

Chloroplasts