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Q 
PORIFERA
Symmetry 
Cephalization 
Tissue layers 
Blood system 
Coelom 
Gut opening
A 
Asymmetry 
No 
Diplo
Diffusion 
Aceolomate 
Blind gut
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CNIDARIA 
Symmetry 
Cephalization 
Tissue layers 
Blood system 
Coelom 
Gut opening
A 
Radial 
Primitive 
Diplo 
Diffusion 
Acoelomate 
Blind gut
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PLATYHELMINTHE 
Symmetry 
Cephalization 
Tissue layers 
Blood system 
Coelom 
Gut opening
A 
Bilateral 
Cephalization 
Triplo 
Diffusion 
Acoelomate 
Planeria=1.     Tapeworm=0
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MOLLUSCS
Symmetry 
Cephalization 
Tissue layers 
Blood system 
Coelom 
Gut opening
A

Triplo
Coelomate
Through gut

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Q 
ANNELIDA
Symmetry 
Cephalization 
Tissue layers 
Blood system 
Coelom 
Gut opening
A 
Bilateral 
Cephalization 
Triplo
Diffusion 
Coelomate 
Through gut
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Q 
NEMATODE
Symmetry 
Cephalization 
Tissue layers 
Blood system 
Coelom 
Gut opening
A

Bilateral
Cephalization
Diffusion
Coelomate

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Q 
ECHNODERMATA 
Symmetry 
Cephalization 
Tissue layers 
Blood system 
Coelom 
Gut opening
A

Radial

Primitive nerves

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Q 
ARTHOPODA
Symmetry 
Cephalization 
Tissue layers 
Blood system 
Coelom 
Gut opening
A

Bilateral
No blood vessels
Coelomate
Through gut

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CHORDATA 
Symmetry 
Cephalization 
Tissue layers 
Blood system 
Coelom 
Gut opening
A 
Bilateral 
Cephalization 
Triplo 
Coelomate 
Through gut
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Q 
VERTEBRAE 
Symmetry 
Cephalization 
Tissue layers 
Blood system 
Coelom 
Gut opening
A 
Bilateral 
Cephalization 
Triplo 
Coelomate 
Through gut
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Q

6 characteristics of animals?

A 
Multicellular 
Eukaryote 
Heterotrophs 
Have to digest food 
Lack cell wall so have a skeleton 
Ability to move
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Three germ layers?

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Ectoderm: outer
Mesoderm: middle
Endoderm: inner

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Difference between diploblastic and triploblastic?

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Diplo: endoderm, ectoderm and nonliving layer made from mesoglea
Triplo: endoderm, ectoderm and mesoderm

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What is an acoelomate?

A

No fluid filled therefore diffusion

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What is a pseudo coelomate?

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Cavity derived from blastocol

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Q

What is a coelomate?

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True body cavity

Acts as hydrostatic skeleton

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Q

5 advantages of a coelom?

A 
Cushion for organs 
Rooms for organs to expand 
Allow animal growth 
Digestive tract develop specialized regions 
Blood vessel formation
18
Q

Order of animals?

A 
Kingdom 
Phylum 
Class 
Order 
Family
Genus 
Species

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