Test 11 Review Flashcards
invertebrates that are aquatic that have two body forms, consist of gastrovascular cavity
coelenterates
invertebrates that have many pore and no nervous system
sponges
roundworms are also known as
nematodes
microscopic with spinning rings of cilia, 500-1000 cells
rotifers
have a muscular foot and a visceral hump
mollusk
marine invertebrates with spiny skin; star fish, sand dollar
echinoderms
animal-like, single-celled organisms
protozoa
main characteristics of mollusks
muscular foot
three groups of mollusks
bivalve, univalve, cephalopod
octopus, squid, nautilus
cephalopods
clam, oyster, scallop
bivalve
examples of univalves
slug, nail, nudibranch, conch
if bivalve get irritant in between mantle and shell, make pearl made of
nacre
gastropods file-like tongue
radula
only cephalopod with external shell
nautilus
examples of echinoderms
starfish, sand dollar, sea urchin, sea cucumber
kind of symmetry of adult echinoderms
radial
echinoderms have special body system called
water-vascular system
why rotifers not classified as protozoa
more than one cell
invertebrate animals with hollow bag and tentacles
coelenterates
two body forms of coelenterates
polyps, medusa
examples of coelenterates
jellyfish, sea anemone, coral, hydra
jellyfish body style
medusa
stinging cells on tentacles
cnidocytes