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1
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Identify the traits that are exclusive to only the Eumetazoans

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  • Body symmetry
  • Motility
  • Internal digestion and a digestive tract
  • Min of 2 germ layers during embryological development
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2
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Motile adult life phase that typically allows for sexual production of gametes

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Medusa

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3
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Motile larval phase

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Planula

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4
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Sessile adult life phase that typically uses asexual budding as a method for reproduction

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Polyp

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5
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Cells that transport nutrition throughout the body of the sponge

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Amoebocytes

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6
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Cells that secrete either silica or calcium carbonate and form the structural support for the sponge

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spicules

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7
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The anterior hole at the top of the body where water exits the sponge

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Osculum

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8
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Cells that form holes allowing water to flow into the body of the sponge

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Porocytes

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9
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Flagellated cells that propel water through the sponge and capture food particles

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Choanocytes

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10
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The empty center of the sponge where the water flows through before exiting out the hole at the top

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Spongocoel

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11
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Scientific Classification A : Hydrozoa

Common Name A: ____

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Hydra

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12
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Scientific Classification B: Anthozoa

Common Name B :

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Sea Anemone

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13
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Scientific Classification C: Scyphozoa

Common Name C:

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Jelly Fish

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14
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Scientific Classification D: Ctenophora

Common Name D :

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Comb Jelly

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15
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Identify which of the following traits are possessed by members of Phylum Ctenophora

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  • Diploblasta
  • Radial symmetry
  • Complete digestive tract with a separate mouth and anus
  • Ctenophores use sticky tentacles to capture prey
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16
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Germ tissue that forms predominantly muscle tissue and connective tissue and includes:
the muscle, bones, cartilage, connective tissue, adipose tissue, circulatory vessels and blood the lymphatic system, the dermis the genitourinary tract the serous membranes and the notocord.

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Mesoderm germ tissue

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17
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Germ tissue that forms the external linings:
skin, hair , nails, lens of the eyes, sebaceous glands, the cornea, tooth enamel and the epithelium of the mouth and nose

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Ectoderm germ tissue

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18
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Germ tissue that forms internal lining and some internal organs :
stomach , colon, liver, pancreas , bladder, the epithelial parts of the trachea, lings , pharynx, thyroid and parathyroid

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Endoderm germ tissue

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19
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A type of anatomical tissue composed of myosin and actin proteins

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Muscle tissue

20
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Structural tissue accompanied by an extracellular matrix

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Connective tissue

21
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Tightly knit cells held together with tight junctions that form barriers

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Epithelial tissue

22
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Tissue that generates and conducts electrical impulses

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Nervous tissue

23
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Although they have a lophophore, they lack the trochophore life phase, and are therefore considered an outgroup to the Lophotrochzoans

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Arrow worms

24
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Although they live in multi-cellular colonies these organisms are still classified as single celled protists and are considered the outgroup to the entire Kingdom Animalia

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Choanoflagellates

25
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Although they have an exoskeleton, it is not nearly as well developed as the rest of the Arthropods; They have legs but lack jointed appendages

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Tardigrades

26
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Although they have a skull and teeth they do not have vertebral column so they are considered the outgroup to the vertebrate animals

27
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Fish soft bodied invertebrate animals appear including comb jellies and sponges

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Early Ediacaran Period

28
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Ice ages and the origin of the genus Homo

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Pleistocene epoch

29
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The age of fishes; First terrestrial tetrapods evolve

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Devonian period

30
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The age of reptiles ; Mammals evolve

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Mesozoic era

31
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An explosive adaptive radiation give rise to all major early animal phyla

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Cambrian period

32
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Following the KT Extinction, mammals and birds rise to dominance

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Cenozoic era

33
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Invertebrate animals begin their colonization of land

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Ordovician period

34
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The age of Amphibians; Reptiles evolve

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Carboniferous period

35
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All unifying traits seen in all Eumetazoans

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  • Animals are Eukaryotes
  • Animals have HOX genes
  • motile
    capable of sexual repro (also asexual)
  • have internal digestion
36
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radial symmetry

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diploblast

37
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radial cleavage

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triploblast deuterostome

38
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combined mouth and anus attached to a gastrovascular cavity

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diploblast

39
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blastopore becomes the mouth during gastrulation

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triploblast protostome

40
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2 layers of germ tissue

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Diploblast

41
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Anus forms from the blastopore during gastrulation

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Triploblast Deuterostome

42
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Colonial mutlicellularity

43
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All true ceolomates

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triploblast deuterostome

44
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spiral cleavage

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triploblast protostome

45
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no digestive tract or tissues

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