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| where do the animals in phylum rotifera live? |
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| what kind of body cavity do rotifera have? |
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| what is an Alimentary Canal and what phylum has it? |
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complex digestive system
rotifera |
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| how do rotifera reproduce? |
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| where all organisms are female and they reproduce by laying clone eggs |
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| what is the term for a true coelom? |
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| what kind of animals live in phylum mollusa? |
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| squid, slug, octopi, bivales, snails, clams |
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| where do the animals in phylum mollusca live? |
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| all environments, mostly marine |
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| what did all animals in phylum mollusca have at one point? |
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| how do the animals in phylum mollusca reproduce? |
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| what kind of body cavity do animals in phylum mollusca have? |
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| true coelom, from cell masses |
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| what are the 3 parts of mollusca? |
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visceral mass ("stuff")
foot (most muscular and elaborate)
mantle (group of cells that secretes/produces shell) |
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| what kind of animals are in phylum annelida? |
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segmented worms
earth worms, marine worms (polychetes) and leeches |
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| what is unique about the organs of animals in annelida? |
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| where do animals in phylum annelida live? |
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| free living and ectoparasitic |
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| what does ectoparasitic mean? |
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| how do organisms in phylum annelida reproduce? |
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| sexually (organisms are hermaphrodites) |
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| what kind of body cavity do annelida have? |
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| true coelom (from cell masses) |
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| what kind of circulatory system do annelida have? |
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| what is the thick band on earthworms called? where is it located? |
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clitellum
closer to the head |
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| what phylum makes up 80% of kingdom animalia? |
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| what are examples of animals in phylum arthropoda? |
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| lobsters, shrimp, spiders, scorpions, insects |
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| where are animals in phylum arthropoda found? |
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| what kind of appendages do animals in arthropoda have? |
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| what kind of body cavity do arthropoda have? |
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| true coelom (from cell masses) |
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| how do animals in arthropoda reproduce? |
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| what kind of animals in are subphylum Cheliceriformes? |
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| horseshoe crabs, spiders, ticks, mites, scorpions, daddy long legs |
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| what is the oldest living arthropoda? |
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| pinchers or fangs of Cheliceriformes |
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| how many pairs of legs do animals in subphylum Cheliceriformes have? |
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| how many antennae do animals in subphylum Cheliceriformes have? |
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| what kind of eyes do animals in subphylum Cherliformes have? |
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| what subphylum does class arachnida belong to? |
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| what kind of organisms belong to subphylum crustacea? |
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| lobsters, crab, crawfish, shrimp, barnacles, roly-polies |
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| how many pairs of antennae do animals in subphylum crustacea have? |
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| what kind of mouth parts do animals in subphylum crustacea have? |
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| where are the appendages located on animals in subphylum crustacea? |
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| what is the term for the fusion of the head and abdomen, and in which subphylum does this occur? |
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cephalathorax abdomen
crustacea |
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| what phylum are all insects located in? |
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| how many legs do animals in subphylum hexapoda have? |
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| what percentage of antropodia are located in subphylum Hexapoda? |
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| how many body parts do animals in subphylum hexapoda have? |
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| how many pairs of antennae do animals in subphylum hexapoda have? |
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| what kind of eyes do animals in subphylum hexapoda have? |
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| what do all animals in subphylum hexapoda have as adults? |
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| what do all insects go through? |
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| what are 2 animals in subphylum Myriapoda? |
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| what are 2 characteristics of the millipede? |
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2 pairs walking legs per segment
herbivores |
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| what are 3 characteristics of the centipede? |
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1 pair walking legs per segment
carnivorous
3 mouth parts |
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| what organisms are in phylum Echinodermata? |
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| sea stars, sea urchins, sand dollars, brittle stars (spiny with tube feet) |
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| what is the complex system of animals in phylum Echinodermata and what does it do? |
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complex water vascular system
facilitates gas exchange/waste disposal |
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| where do the animals in phylum Echinodermata live? |
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| what kind of symmetry do the larvae of animals in phyla Echinodermata have? |
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| what kind of symmetry do some animals in phylum Echinodermata have as adults? |
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| pentamerous radial symmetry (starfish) |
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| what kind of body cavity do animals in phylum Echinodermata have? |
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| coelom from digestive tube |
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| what is the exoskeleton of the animals in phylum Echinodermata called? |
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