Animals, plants, fungi Flashcards
1
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3 phylum’s of invertebrate animals
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mollusca, echinodermata, arthrododa
2
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3 classes of mollusca
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Bivala, Gastropoda, cephalopda
3
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traits and examples of the class bivala
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- 2 part shell
- sessile with no head
- gills to capture food and breathe
examples: clams, oysters, mussels
4
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traits and examples of the class gastropoda
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- foot used for locomotion
- feeds with radula
- gas exchange through gills+moist skin
ex: snails, limpets
5
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traits and examples of the class cephalopda
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- well developed brain
- ocean predators
- can see prey from far
ex: squids, octopuses
6
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3 main components of mollusca
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feet
mangel
visceral mass
7
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traits and examples of phylum echinodermata
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- have endoskeleton
- adults have radial symmetry, larvae are bilateral
ex: starfish, sand dollars
8
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traits of phylum arthododa
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- segmented body
- exoskeleton
- jointed legs
- have hemocoel
- open circulator system
- eyes + antennae
9
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traits and examples of class arachnida
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- cephalothorax and abdomen
- mostly 3 pairs of legs
- hatch from eggs
ex: scorpions, spiders
10
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traits and examples of class crustacea (name segmemts)
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- head thorax abdomen
- paired appendages attached to each segment
ex: shrimp, lobsters
11
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traits and examples of class insects
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- head, thorax, abdomen
- head have one set of antennae, thorax has 3 sets of legs
- flying insects have 2 pairs of wings
- can go through metamorphosis
12
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what does diplopoda and chilopoda mean
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diplopoda = each segments has 2 sets of legs
chilopoda = each segments has 1 set of legs
13
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classes of phylum arthododa
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arachnida, crustacea, insects, diplopoda + chilopoda
