animal kingdom terms the inverts.

Question 1

what helps us know what animal we are working with and understand the relationship between animals ?

Answer 1

taxonomy or classification

Question 2

what do zoologists find most helpful for identifying and systematically organizing living things?

Answer 2

taxonomy

Question 3

what is the plural name for a large group of similar animals?

Answer 3

phyla

Question 4

what is the singular term for certain members that share similar characteristics that set them apart from other members of the animal kingdom ?

Answer 4

phylum

Question 5

what group classification comes after phylum?

Answer 5

class

Question 6

what group classification comes after class?

Answer 6

orders

Question 7

what group classification comes after orders?

Answer 7

families

Question 8

what group classification comes after families?

Answer 8

genus

Question 9

what group classification comes after genus?

Answer 9

species

Question 10

what kingdom is man apart of?

Answer 10

Animalia

Question 11

what phylum is man apart of?

Answer 11

chordata

Question 12

what class is man apart of?

Answer 12

mammalia

Question 13

what order is man apart of?

Answer 13

primates

Question 14

what family is man a part of?

Answer 14

homidae

Question 15

what genus is man apart of?

Answer 15

homo

Question 16

what species is man apart of?

Answer 16

sapien

Question 17

what is the term for a moveable outgrowth of the body such as a limb?

Answer 17

appendage

Question 18

what is the study of animals?

Answer 18

zoology

Question 19

what kind of cellular animals are in the animals kingdom? What domain are they in?

Answer 19

multicellular and are eukaryotic

Question 20

what kind of cells are found in the animal kingdom members?

Answer 20

diploid somatic cells

Question 21

are member of the animal kingdom heterotrophs or autotrophs?

Answer 21

heterotrophs

Question 22

is there different ways for embryonic development or one specific way?

Answer 22

there’s one specific way

Question 23

what makes some animals “simple”

Answer 23

having only tissue level of organization

Question 24

what makes an animal “complex”

Answer 24

they have organ systems , internal organs and a body cavity

Question 25

what phylum are the sponges apart of?

Answer 25

Porifera

Question 26

whats the opening in the body wall of sponges called?

Answer 26

pores

Question 27

what type of body plans do the Porifera have?

Answer 27

they're asymmetrical, meaning it lacks a specific symmetrical pattern

Question 28

what are alive sponges skeletons covered with? what's the other name for this?

Answer 28

inner and outer cell layers, and also called tissues

Question 29

what does the inner tissue of the porifera have inside of it?

Answer 29

has flagellated cells, also called collar cells.

Question 30

what does the flagellated cells in sponges do?

Answer 30

they beat food and particles through the pores, the collar cells engulf the food particles

Question 31

are the Porifera vertebrates or inverts.?

Answer 31

inverts

Question 32

what phylum are the jelly fish and anemones apart of?

Answer 32

cnidaria

Question 33

what type of body plan do cnidaria have?

Answer 33

radially symmetrical

Question 34

what animal has a shallow tube for the body, and a basal disc on the end opposite of the tentacles ? whats their body form called ?

Answer 34

anemone, and polyp

Question 35

whats the name of the long flexible structure used for food gathering or sensing the env.?

Answer 35

tentacles

Question 36

what animal has a medusa and an umbrella shaped body ?

Answer 36

jelly fish

Question 37

what is the gel protein skeleton surround by? Whats the other name for a gel protein skeleton?

Answer 37

inner and outer cell layers and is also called mesoglea

Question 38

what's the name of the simple nervous system of cnidarians, and what's the purpose?

Answer 38

nerve net and this coordinates motion

Question 39

what phylum are clams, squids, snails, and chiton apart of?

Answer 39

Mollusca

Question 40

what kind of body plan do they Mollusca have ?

Answer 40

bilaterally symmetrical

Question 41

what term is used for body symmetry that is cut down the middle and has only left and right side, mirror image of opp. sides ?

Answer 41

bilaterally symmetrical

Question 42

what is the term for body symmetry where the animals body parts such as radiate around a central axis?

Answer 42

radial symmetry, can be cut in the middle and always have equal parts

Question 43

what is the term for repeated unit of structure more or less distinctively set off from other parts by surface constriction? whats an example?

Answer 43

segments, and worms have segments

Question 44

what body part of the Mollusca is found on the ventral side?

Answer 44

muscular foot

Question 45

whats the back part of Mollusca called? what does it form in some species?

Answer 45

the mantle, on the dorsal side and it can form a calcareous shell

Question 46

what are 5 of the traits of bilaterals?

Answer 46

have a head, segmentation, coelom, organ system , and special embryonic traits

Question 47

what is the name for body cavity?

Answer 47

coelom

Question 48

what are the special embryonic traits?

Answer 48

the germ layers in the gastrula, the "derms "

Question 49

Do mollusca have a nervous system? what is it called?

Answer 49

Yes, two ventral nerve cord

Question 50

Describe the foot of the clam, what can it be used for?

Answer 50

it's the part seen protruding from the shell and it can be used for digging in the sand

Question 51

describe the foot for squids and octopus

Answer 51

the foot would be the tentacles

Question 52

describe the foot in snail/ chiton

Answer 52

this is the part the animal glides on

Question 53

what is the phylum that sand worms, leeches, and earth worms belong to?

Answer 53

annelida

Question 54

what kind of body form do the annelids have?

Answer 54

bilateral symmetry

Question 55

what is most apparent on the annelids on the abdominal regions?

Answer 55

segmentation

Question 56

do annelids have one or two ventral nerve cords?

Answer 56

one ventral nerve cord that runs down the axis of the body cavity

Question 57

what phylum does the starfish, urchins, sand dollars belong to?

Answer 57

echinodermata

Question 58

what kind of body form do the adult echinodermata have? What kind do the larvae have?

Answer 58

the adults are radially symmetrical and the larvae are bilaterally symmetrical

Question 59

what kind of skeleton do these echinodermata have?

Answer 59

exo-skeleton

Question 60

what make the echinodermata able to use water pressure to use locomotive function?

Answer 60

tube feet

Question 61

Do echinodermata have cell layers? if yes what are they?

Answer 61

have inner and outter cell layers

Question 62

what phylum do grasshopper, shrimp, and crabs belong to?

Answer 62

arthropoda

Question 63

what type of body form do arthropoda have? what is most apparent on their abdominal region?

Answer 63

they are bilaterally symmetrical, and they have apparent segmentation

Question 64

What is the term for arthropods with limbs with connections between rigid parts that bend in specific directions?

Answer 64

limbs with defined joints

Question 65

what kind of skeleton do arthropods have?

Answer 65

exo-skeleton

Question 66

Do arthropods have a nervous system?

Answer 66

yes, they have two ventral nerve cords