Aninals Chp 2 Quiz Flashcards

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Symmetry of Porifera

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Asymmetry

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Common name of Porifera

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Sponge

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Example of Porifera

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Tube sponge

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What do Porifera have for protection

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Spicules

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Eating/digestion of Porifera

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Filter feeders

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Special features of Porifera

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Regeneration, many pores, spicules, collar cells

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porifera have ____________ reproduction may have _________

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Sexual, budding

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Name Porifera means

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Pore bearing

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Most porifera don’t ______, some _______ very slowly

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Move, move

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Symmetry of cnidarians

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Radial

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Example of cnidarians

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Hydra, jelly fish

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What do cnidarians have for protection

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Stinging cells, nematocysts

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Eating/digestion of cnidarians

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Sting prey, put into mouth

1 opening

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Special features of cnidarians

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Many sizes, tentacles, 2 forms

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Name cnidarian means

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Stinging cells

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Two forms of cnidarians

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Medusa and polyp

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Common name of Platyhelminthes

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Flatworm

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Symmetry of Platyhelminthes

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Bilateral

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Example of Platyhelminthes

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Fluke and planarian

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What do Platyhelminthes have for protection

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Movement and cuticle

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Eating/digestion of Platyhelminthes

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One opening

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Special features of Platyhelminthes

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Ganglia, eyespots, muscles

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Nematoda common name

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Roundworm

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symmetry of nematoda

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bilateral

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example of nematoda

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vinegar eel, tapeworm

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what do nematoda have for protection

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fast movement, cuticle

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eating/digestion of nematoda

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one way, two openings

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special features of nematoda

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nerve cords, coelom, mouth, anus

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platyhelminthes have ______ reproduction, one organism is ______ _______

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asexual, both sexes

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platyhelminthes have a primitive _______ system

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musclar

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platyhelminthes have cephalization which means a definite ______

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head

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nematoda have _____ reproduction

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sexual

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both platyhelminthes and nemtoda have ________ abilities which can be harmful to ____

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parasitic, humans

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name nematoda means

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thread-like

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common name for mollusca

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mollusks

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symmetry of mollusca

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bilateral

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example of mollusca

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snail, clam, squid

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what do mollusca have for protection

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shell, fast movement

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eating/digestion of mollusca

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one way, mouth and anus

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special features of mollusca

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radula, foot, circulatory system, brain

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toothed tongue structures in mollusca

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radula

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squid use ______ _____________

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jet propulsion

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three types of mollusca

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bivalves, gastropod, cephalopod

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what are bilvalves

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two shells

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what are gastroods

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stomach foot

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what are cephalopods

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head foot

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mollusca have a(n) ______ circulatory system

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open

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what is an open circulatory system

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blood is pumped to the spaces and diffuses through the cells

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common name for annelida

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segmented worms

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symmetry of annelida

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bilateral

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example of annelida

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leech, earthworm

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what do annelida have for protection

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suckers, bristles

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eating/digestion of annelida

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one way, mouth and anus

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special features of annelida

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segments, brain, suckers, blood vessels

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earthworms help ______ the soil

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fertilize

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annelida reproduce __________

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sexually

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annelida have _______ circulatory system

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closed

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annelida creep along using _____

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muscles

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common name for arthropoda

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arthropods

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symmetry of arthropoda

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bilateral

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example of arthropoda

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beetles, lobsters, spiders

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what do arthropoda have for protection

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exoskeleton, claws

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eating/digestion of arthropoda

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complete digestion

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special features of arthropoda

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compound eyes, diverse, numerous, complex systems

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arthropoda have _____ reproduction

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sexual

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body is divided into 2 or 3 ___

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segments

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name arthropoda means

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jointed appendages

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three segments in arthropoda

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head thorax abdomen

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arthropoda must ___ to grow

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molt

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common name for enichodermata

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echinoderms

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symmetry of echinodermata

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radial- adults bilateral- larvae

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example of echinodermata

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sea cucumber, starfish, sea urchin

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what do echinodermata have for protection

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skeleton covered in spines, spiny skin

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eating/digestion for echinodermata

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evert stomach

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special features in echinodermata

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tube feet, water vascular system

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evert means to

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send out(throwup) stomach to eat and them consume is back when done

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echinodermata have no _____

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head

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name echinodermata means

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spiny skinned

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echinodermata have a _____ ________ circulatory system

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poor open

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external body-supported structure made of protein and chitin

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exoskeleton

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combination of head and thorax as in the crayfish

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cephalothorax

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type of circulatory system in which blood is pumped through a network of vessels that form a closed loop

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closed circulatory system

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symmetry in which an organism’s body has two halves that are mirror images of each other

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bilateral symmetry

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groups of nerves

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ganglia

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identical or almost identical repeating body parts

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segments

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form of cnidarians that look like mushrooms with tentacles

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medusa

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are jelly fish polyp or medusa

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medusa

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an animal without a backbone

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invertebrate

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vase-shaped form of cnidarians

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polyp

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type of circulatory system in which blood is pumped through spaces called sinuses

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open circulatory system

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the process through which an insect develops from an egg to an adult while changing form

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metamorphosis

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without symmetry

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asymmetry

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three specialized parts of arthropods formed when two or three segments grow together

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head thorax abdomen (cephalothorax and abdomen)

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symmetry in which an organism’s body parts are arranged in a circle around a central point

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radial symmetry

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eye made of many identical light-sensitive cells

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compound eye

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pouch where almost all animals digest food

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gut

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jaws found on some arthropods

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mandibles

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the space in the body where the gut is located

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coelom

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an organism that feed on another organsim, usually without killing it

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parasites

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feelers that respond to touch or taste

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antennae

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internal body-support structure

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endoskeleton

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system that allows echinoderms to move, eat, and breathe

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water vascular system