platyhelminthes

Question 1

body plan

Answer 1

bilateral

Question 2

body cavity

Answer 2

acoelomate

Question 3

classes

Answer 3

turbellaria
monogenea
trematoda
cestoda

Question 4

mostly free-living flatworms

Answer 4

turbellaria

Question 5

also known as flukes

Answer 5

trematoda

Question 6

also known as tapeworms

Answer 6

cestoda

Question 7

also known as planarian

Answer 7

turbellaria

Question 8

Dugesia sp.

Answer 8

turbellaria

Question 9

Dactylogyrus sp.

Answer 9

monogenea

Question 10

gill fluke

Answer 10

monogenea

Question 11

Schistosoma japonicum

Answer 11

trematoda

Question 12

blood fluke

Answer 12

trematoda

Question 13

Taenia saginata

Answer 13

cestoda

Question 14

beef tapeworm

Answer 14

cestoda

Question 15

Most marine, some freshwater, a few terrestrial; predators and scavengers; body surface ciliated

Answer 15

turbellaria

Question 16

Marine and freshwater parasites; most infect external surfaces of fishes; life history simple; ciliated larva starts infection on host

Answer 16

monogenea

Question 17

Parasites, mostly of vertebrates; two suckers attach to host; most life cycles include intermediate and final hosts

Answer 17

trematoda

Question 18

Parasites of vertebrates; scolex attaches to host; proglottids produce eggs and break off after fertilization; no head or digestive system; life cycle with one or more intermediate hosts

Answer 18

cestoda