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| Echinodermata is what taxonomic category? |
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| What kind of coelom do Echinodermata have? |
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| What are examples of Echinodermata? |
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| Sand dollars, sea urchins. |
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| How does Echinodermata move? |
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| Either slowly or sessile. |
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| What kind of habitat does Echinodermata live in? |
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| What kind of symmetry does Echinodermata have? |
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| Different throughout its lifespan. |
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| What kind of symmetry does Echinodermata have in the larval stage? |
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| Are cnidarians ever bilateral? |
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| What kind of symmetry does Echinodermata have in adult stage? |
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| Extensions of Calcerous Endoskeleton |
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| What is special about the endoskeleton of Enichodermata? |
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| Spines extend off the endoskeleton |
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| Extensions of calcerous endoskeleton |
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| Water filed canals branched into tube feet. |
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| Water filled canals that branch into tube feet |
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| How may the vascular system of Echinodermata may described? |
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| What kind of feet do echinodermata have? |
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| How are tube feet used in echinodermata? |
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| For locomotion, feeding and gas exchange |
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| How do sea stars digest food? |
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| They expel their stomachs through their mouth to digest. |
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| What special thing are echinodermatas capable of? |
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| Chordata is what kind of taxonomic category? |
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| There are four distinct features in the what of Chordata? |
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| The embryos, and some adults |
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| True or false: there is four distinct features only in the embryo of Chordata. |
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| False: there is four distinct features in the embryo and some adults. |
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| What are the four distinct features in the embryos (and some adults) of Chordata |
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Post-anal tail.
Dorsal hollow nerve chord
Notochord
Pharyngeal slits or clefts |
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| What is the nerve cord of chordata embryos like? |
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| Flexible, supportive rod between digestive tract and nerve cord. |
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| Flexible, supportive rod between digestive tract and nerve cord. |
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| Are all chordates vertebrates? |
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| True or false: Some chordates are invertebrates. |
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| What are the taxonomic categories of phylum chordata that are invertebrates? |
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| Phylum Cephalochordata, Phylum Urochordata and Clade Craniate |
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| Cephalochordata is what taxonomic category? |
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| What is an example of a cephalochordata? |
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| What is the size of cephalochordata? |
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| What do cephalochordata look like? |
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| Are cephalochordata vertebrates? |
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| Where do cephalochordata live? |
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| Urochordata is what taxonomic category? |
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| Are Urochordata invertebrates? |
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| What is an example of a Urochordata? |
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| What kind of feeders are urochordata? |
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| What of the four distinct of embryos features does Urochordata have in their embryos? |
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| What structure does Urochordata use to feed? |
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| What happens to embryonic features in Urochordata? |
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| Notochord, most of the nerve cord and tail are reabsorbed as adult. |
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| Craniates is what taxonomic category? |
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| What class is within clade craniates? |
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| What is class mynixi commonly known as? |
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| What does class mynixi lack? |
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| What kind of feeders are mynixi? |
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| What does mynixi do for protection? |
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| Produce an abundance of slime. |
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| What kind of embryonic development does Echinodermata have? |
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| What are the embryonic features of Urochordata? |
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| Notochord, nerve chord and tail. |
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