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| The jawless water organisms. |
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| membrane that surrounds the heart |
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| membrane that surrounds peritoneal cavity, visible on first incision of fetal pig |
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| stores bile for a short period of time |
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| part of the immune system; filters out and destroys dead blood cells |
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| part of large intestine; stores feces |
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| carries nutrients from the mother placenta to the fetus |
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| produces enzymes which digest food |
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| carries filtered blood from the kidneys to the vena cava |
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| carries unfiltered blood from the aorta to the kidneys |
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| urine filtered from the blood in the kidneys passes through the _______ (hollow tubes) to be stored in the bladder. |
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| connects bladder with external environment |
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| the functional units of the kidneys are the _____. |
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| the functional units of the kidneys are the _____. |
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| filters wastes, toxins, metabolites from the blood; excretes nitrogenous wastes |
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| this group has plants with no vascular tissues |
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| Which is haploid (2n): the gametophyte or the sporophyte. |
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| The plant-body of a bryophyte is otherwise known as the ________, |
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| This is the cover to the sporangium of the sporophyte of moss. |
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| the teeth-like structures around the body of the sprorangium. |
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| the shaft of the sporophyte which grows from the gametophyte in bryophytes. |
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| the sperm of the liverwort (hepaticophyta) is ________ which allows it to swim in watery surroundings. |
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| compared to the physical aspect of liverworts (hepaticophytas), that of the moss is _______. |
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| more flat and double-lobed (like a heart) |
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| compared to the look of a moss, the liverwort is _____. |
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| liverworts are _____ (monoeciou/dioecious) |
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| On a plant (like Bryophytes), the male and female plants are separated. This means that they are _____. |
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| in a plant, the male and female parts are on the same individual. This means the plant is _____. |
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| The dominant stage of Bryophytes is ______. |
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| they need water for their sperm to swim to the egg |
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| Why are bryophytes found in environments with a ready access to water? |
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