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| Ecdysozoans is what taxonomic category? |
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| Ecdysozoans are a group within what subkingdom? |
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| What is the generalized characteristic of Ecdysozoans? |
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| They shed their cuticle as they grow. |
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| What does cuticle means in the context of exdysozoans? |
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| What taxonomic category is Nematoda? |
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| How is phylum Nematoda commonly known? |
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| How may the digestive tract of Nematoda Ecdysozoans be described? |
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| A complete digestive tract with two openings. |
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| How may Nematoda Ecdysozoans be described by their coelom? |
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| Besides Nematoda Ecdysozoans, what other phylum is pseudoceolomate? |
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| What does Nematoda Ecdysozoans have for protection |
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| What is the cuticle like in Nematoda Ecdysozoans? |
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| How is Nematoda Ecdysozoans numerically large? |
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| They are among the largest of all animals in the # of species and the # of individuals. |
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| What is the estimate for the number of species that exists for Nematoda? |
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| True or false: Nematoda are all free living |
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| False: Most are free living, some are parasitic. |
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| What role does Nematoda play in the environment? |
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| What is an example of a parasitic Nematoda? |
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| A heartworm is an example of what type of Nematoda? |
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| What is the genus of parasitic Nematoda? |
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| What do Trichinella cause? |
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| Where does trichinosis come from? |
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| ________________ is the parasitic genus of Nematoda and __________________ is the disease caused by this genus. |
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| What use have humans found in Nematodes |
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| They have widely studied C. Elegans |
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| Why is C. Elegans widely studied? |
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| It is about 1,000 cells that make it perfect for research. |
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| The nematode that has widely studied. |
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| Arthropoda is what taxonomic category? |
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| What are examples of Arthropoda? |
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| Lobsters, spiders, insects |
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| How many species of Arthopoda have been identified? |
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| What is 1,000,000 in scientific notation? |
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| What percentage of living animal species does Arthopoda account for? |
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| What does arthopoda have on its exterior? |
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| What happens to the exoskeleton of arthopoda? |
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| What is the exoskeleton of arthopoda made of? |
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| What kind of circulatory system does Arthopoda have? |
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| Ecdysozoans is what taxonomic category? |
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| Ecdysozoans are a group within what subkingdom? |
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| What is the generalized characteristic of Ecdysozoans? |
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| They shed their cuticle as they grow. |
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| What does cuticle means in the context of exdysozoans? |
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| What taxonomic category is Nematoda? |
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| How is phylum Nematoda commonly known? |
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| How may the digestive tract of Nematoda Ecdysozoans be described? |
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| A complete digestive tract with two openings. |
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| How may Nematoda Ecdysozoans be described by their coelom? |
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| Besides Nematoda Ecdysozoans, what other phylum is pseudoceolomate? |
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| What does Nematoda Ecdysozoans have for protection |
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| What is the cuticle like in Nematoda Ecdysozoans? |
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| How is Nematoda Ecdysozoans numerically large? |
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| They are among the largest of all animals in the # of species and the # of individuals. |
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| What is the estimate for the number of species that exists for Nematoda? |
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| True or false: Nematoda are all free living |
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| False: Most are free living, some are parasitic. |
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| What role does Nematoda play in the environment? |
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| What is an example of a parasitic Nematoda? |
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| A heartworm is an example of what type of Nematoda? |
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| What is the genus of parasitic Nematoda? |
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| What do Trichinella cause? |
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| Where does trichinosis come from? |
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| ________________ is the parasitic genus of Nematoda and __________________ is the disease caused by this genus. |
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| What use have humans found in Nematodes |
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| They have widely studied C. Elegans |
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| Why is C. Elegans widely studied? |
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| It is about 1,000 cells that make it perfect for research. |
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| The nematode that has widely studied. |
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| Arthopoda is what taxonomic category? |
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| What are examples of Arthropoda? |
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| Lobsters, spiders, insects |
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| How many species of Arthopoda have been identified? |
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| What is 1,000,000 in scientific notation? |
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| What percentage of living animal species does Arthropoda account for? |
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| What does arthopoda have on its exterior? |
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| What happens to the exoskeleton of arthopoda? |
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| What is the exoskeleton of arthopoda made of? |
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| What kind of circulatory system does Arthopoda have? |
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| Chelicerata is what taxonomic category? |
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| Subphylum Chelicerata belongs to what phylum? |
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| Chelicerata generally have three characterisitcs: they have _____________ used as _____________ or _________, they _________ ___________ and they have ________ pairs of ________ on _____________________. |
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| Chelicerata generaly have three characteristics: they have feeding appendenges use as pincers or fangs, they lack antennae and they have four pairs of legs on cephalothorax. |
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| Head and body fused together. |
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| What are the classes of Chelicerata? |
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| What is an example of Merostomata Chelicerata? |
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| Horseshoe crabs are peculiar for their historical evolution. They are considered a _____________ ____________ that has ________ _________ _____ ____________ of ____________. |
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| They are considered a living fossil that has changed little over hundreds of millions of years. |
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| What are examples of class arachnida? |
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| Spiders, scorpions, ticks and mites. |
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| What is the habitat of class arachnida? |
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| Which class of Chelicerata are living fossils that have changed little over hundreds of millions of years? |
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| Which class of Chelicerata is mostly terrestrial? |
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| Myriapoda is what kind of taxonomic category? |
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| What phylum does subphylum Myriapoda belong? |
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| What are the classes of Myriapoda |
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| What kind of feeders are chilopoda Myriapoda? |
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| What is an example of chiplopoda Myriapoda? |
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| Chilopoda Myriapoda has __________ _______ ______ ______ per segment. |
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| Chilopoda Myriapoda has one pair of legs per segment. |
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| What is an example of a Diplopoda Myriapoda? |
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| What is the function of Diplopoda Myriapoda in the environment? |
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| Decaying plants as decomposers. |
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| Diplopoda Myriapoda has __________ ________ _____ ______ per segment. |
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| two pairs of legs per segment. |
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| Which class of Myriapoda is carnivorous? |
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| Which class of Myriapoda has one pair per segment? |
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| Which class of myriapoda are decomposers that decay plants? |
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| What does Diplopoda of Myriapoda decompose? |
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| Which class Myriapoda has centipede as an exmaple? |
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| Which class of myriapoda has millipedes as an example? |
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| Which class of Myriapoda has two pair sof legs per segment? |
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| Hexapoda is what taxonomic category? |
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| Hexapoda is a subphylum within what phylum? |
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| Hexapoda has how many pairs of legs? |
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| What are the classes of Hexapoda? |
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| What are examples of insecta Hexapoda? |
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| Butterflies, bees, beetles. |
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| What is the habitat of insecta Hexapoda? |
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| Terrestrial or fresh water. |
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| Hexapoda goes through this kind of developmental change: |
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| Incomplete metamorphosis or Complete Metamorphosis |
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| What are the stages of incomplete metamorphosis? |
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| What are the stages of complete metamorphosis? |
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| Complete Metamorphosis has... |
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| Which class of Hexapoda has butterflies bees and beetles as examples? |
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| Which class of Hexapoda lives in terrestrial or freshwater environments? |
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| Which class of Hexapoda goes through incomplete or complete metamorphosis? |
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| Which class of Hexapoda has young that resembles adults? |
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| Which kind of metamorphosis has egg, nymph, and adult as the stages? |
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| Which kind of metamorphosis has young that resembles adults? |
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| Which kind of metamorphosis has specialty stages? |
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| Which kind of metamorphosis has egg, larva, pupa and adult as the stages? |
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| Which are examples of Crustacea Hexapoda? |
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| Lobster, crab, shrimp, crayfish, barnacles. |
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| What is the habitat of Curstacea Hexapoda? |
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| Class Crustacea Hexapoda has many ____________, some on _____________. |
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| Many appendages, some on abdomen. |
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| Lobster, crab, shrimp, crayfish and barnacles are example of what class? |
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| The class of Hexapoda that has many appendages, some of which are on the abdomen is |
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| Feeding appendages used as pincers or fangs |
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| Feeding appendages used as pincers or fangs |
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| Which subphylum as chelicerae? |
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