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| Two traits that evolved separately. Ex: Butterfly wings and bird wings |
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| Middle germ layer (forms coelem). |
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| Body cavity only lined on outside. |
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| Plasma membrane swallows food. Ex: Amoeba, Euglena, and Phylum Ciliophera |
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| Short numerous hairs on the edge of an organism. Used for movement. |
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| Long, whip-like tail that propels an organism. |
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| Cell splits in half to reproduce. |
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| Flagellated cells that function as feeding structures. Found in Phylum Porifera. |
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| Cells used for digestion, reproduction, carrying pigments, secretion of spicules, and spongin fibers. Found in Phylum Porifera. |
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| Protective structure composed of calcium carbonate. Found in Phylum Porifera. |
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| Connective tissue of sponges. |
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| Not a true hydrostatic skeleton. Animals are supported by the water in which they live. |
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| Specialized organelle in cnidocyte cells. Small capsule with a barbed, coiled filament. |
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| Specialized cell used by cnidarians for stinging. |
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| Monecious (hermaphroditic) |
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| An organism has both male and female reproductive organs. |
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| To be full of fertilized eggs. |
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| Male and female reproductive organs are found in separate organisms. |
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| Phylum of flatworms including the classes Cestoda, Tremaoda, and Turbellaria. Incomplete digestive system. |
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| Phylum of worms individualized for having a proboscis. This phylum also has a complete digestive system. |
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| Tube-like mouth part used for catching prey. |
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| Parasitic flukes. Incomplete digestive system. |
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| Tapeworms. Incomplete digestive system. |
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| Marine Flatworms, usually colorful. Incomplete digestive system. |
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| Openings in side of sponge where water enters. |
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| Opening on the ‘top’ of the sponge where water exits. |
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| Phylum that contains the classes Hydrozoa, Scyphozoa, and Anthozoa. |
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| Class of Cnidaria that has the polyp stage only. |
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| Class of Cnidaria that has a dominant polyp stage (medusa stage still present). |
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| Class of Cnidaria that has a dominant medusa stage (polyp stage reduced/absent). |
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| Hydra, Obelia, and Man o' War. |
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| Contains the phylums Euglenozoa, Apicomplexa, and Ciliophera. |
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| Paramecium (What phylum?) |
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| Plasmodium (What phylum?) |
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| Protists that can have multiple hosts. Also causes malaria. |
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| Animals that can live on land, may or may not have shell. |
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| Squid, octopus, and Nauilus. |
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