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| what are the two body segments of class crustacean? |
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- cephalothorax
- abdomen |
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| what is the name of the shell covering the cephalothorax in a crawfish? |
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| what is the name of the shell covering the thorax in a crawfish? |
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| what does a crawfish steer with? |
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| what are the names of the long appendages on top of the crawfish's head? (not the feeding appendages) |
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| what is the stomach of the crawfish called and what are the two sections? |
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| stomach is called the gastric mill; upper part is the cardiac stomach and the lower part is the pyloric stomach |
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| contrast the body structure of class insecta vs. that of arachidna and crustacean |
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insecta has three segments: head, thorax, abdomen.
arachidna and crustacean have two: abdomen and cephalothorax |
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| what is the difference between the numbers of legs belonging to chilopoda and diplopoda? (phylum arthopoda) |
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| chilopoda have one pair of legs per body segment; diplopoda have two |
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| what is the name for both the body tube of the squid and the inside membrane of the clam (that lines the shell?) |
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| what are the toothy projections inside the mouth of the squid? |
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| what is the phylum and family of the squid? |
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| phylum mollusca; family cephalopoda |
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| where are the organs located in the clam? (phylum mollusca family bivalvia) |
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| what is the phylum of the earthworm? |
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| Phylum Annelida (segmented worms) |
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| what is the smooth part in the middle of the earthworm called, and what is its function? |
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| clitellum; covers the reproductive organs |
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| what is the difference between the legs of arthopods and annelida? |
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| arthopods' legs are jointed; annelidas' are not. |
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| water enters sponges through the pores and exits through the ____________ |
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| green, photosynthetic bacteria |
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| green bacteria that looks like a ladder |
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| bacteria that occurs in geometrical shaped colonies |
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| very small green bacteria that looks like capsules/compartments |
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| green bacteria that looks like a string of beads |
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| rod-shaped nongreen bacteria |
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| spherical nongreen bacteria |
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| wavy-shaped nongreen bacteria |
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| a spore grows into a __________ which combines into clusters called ____________ |
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| a spore grows into a HYPHA which combines into clusters called MYCELIA |
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| the sporangium of zygomycota rupture and release spores which lead to one or another strain of mature _____________ |
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| forms between two strains of hyphae in zygomycota |
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penicillium
(fan is called conidiophore; spores are conidiospore) |
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aspergillus
-spores are conidia
kingdum fungi |
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| kingdom fungi, phylum ascomycota |
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| what are the gills of a mushroom made up of? |
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| NOT a phylum - association of algae and and fungi |
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| what are the kind of kingdom protista that resemble animal cells? |
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| have geometrical shapes, semitransparent, look like beads |
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| phylum chrysophyta, class diatom |
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| what causes the "glass bead" look of phylum chrysophyta? |
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| paramecium are protozoa; they are eaten by amoebas, which are phylum |
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phylum ciliophora
- has oral groove which is covered in cilia, and a food vacuole |
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| causes African sleeping sickness; has two flagella, one on each side; is a protozoa (kingdom protista) - called tripanosoma |
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| kingdom protista; phylum euglenophya; has a chloroplast but isnt a plant; moves very quickly |
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| brown vs. red. vs. green algae |
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kingdom protista
phylum:
phaeophyta; rhodophyta; chlorophyta |
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chlamydomonas
(phylum chlorophyta, kingdom protista) |
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volvox; kingdom protista, phylum chlorophyta
- large dots are daughter cells, smaller ones are vegetative cells |
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| oedegonium; kingdom protista; phylum chlorophyta |
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| cladophora; kingdom protista; phylum chlorophyta |
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