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1
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What does Arthro mean?

A

joint

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2
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What does poda mean?

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podium; appendage

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3
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What group comes after Arthropoda?

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Myriapoda

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4
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What does Myriapoda mean?

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ten thousand legs

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5
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What tagmta does myriapoda have?

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Cephalon and trunk

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What is a cephalen?

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head

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7
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What is the tagmata of an arthropoda?

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clephalen
thorax
abdomen

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What characteristics do arthropodas have?

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exoskelaten made of chitin
Jointed apendage
segmented body

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9
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What two groups come out of myriapodas?

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Diplopoda

Chilopoda

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10
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What is a diplopoda?

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4 legs/segment

millipedes

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What is a chilopoda?

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2 legs/segment

centipedes

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12
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What is chilo mean?

A

lips

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13
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What order comes after Myriapoda?

A

Chelicerata

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14
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What is unique about Chelicerata?

A

fangs and pedipalps

4 pairs of walking legs

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What is the Chelicerata tagmata?

A

abdomin

chephalothorax

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16
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What is a chephalothorax?

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head and thorax connected

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17
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What three groups branch from Chelicerata?

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Aracnida
Merostomata
Pycogoni

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18
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What animal is aracnida?

A

spiders

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19
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waht animal is merostomata?

A

horseshoe crabs

20
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what animal is pycogonia?

A

sea spiders

21
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When did Myriapoda and Chelicerata floursish?

A

Early Period of Earth

22
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What order comes after Chelicerata?

A

Crustacea

23
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What makes Crustacea unique?

A 
jumped from sea to land
Biramous appendages (2 endings of arm like a lobster claw)
24
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What is the tagmata of crustacea?

A

cephalothorax

abomin

25
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What comes after Crustacea?

A

Uniramia

26
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What is unique about Uniramia?

A

Uniramous appnendages

27
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What is the tagmata of Uniramia?

A

thorax
clephalen
abdomen

28
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What major event happened after Uniramia?

A

they started to have 6 legs

29
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What comes after Uniramia?

A

Hexapoda (first to have 6 legs)

30
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What major event happened after Hexapoda?

A

2 sets of wings

metamorphosis

31
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What comes after Hexapoda?

A

Insects

32
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What enviorment change happens to create 2 pairs of wings and Metamorphosis?

A

Plants Photosynthesis (plants coming to land)

33
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What era do insects and all arthropoda occur?

A

Paleoptera

34
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What happened when the change of atmosphere due to plants occured?

A

Permian Extinction (plants died off)

35
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What happened after the Permian Extincition to plants?

A

before they needed alot of water
angiosperms and ferns
have pollen and seeds

36
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What happened to animals after the Permian Extinciton?

A

Neoptera

wings fold along body

37
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When was the Permian Extension after?

A

Hexapoda

38
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Angiosperms are what?

A

proper trees

39
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What are vascular plants?

A

plants that have veins

40
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What did the creation of new plants effect for insects?

A

How they would be able to chew

41
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What are the three types of insects?

A

Holometaboa
Hemipteroda
Orthopteroda

42
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What is unique about Holometaboa?

A

go through full body metamorphosis

pollinating insects

43
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What happened to plants that make insects need mouth parts?

A

Plants have sperms that need to be moved through pollination

Flowering plants

44
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What is unique about Hemipteroda?

A

moth parts are for biting and sucking

45
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What is unique about Orthopteroda?

A

develops mouth parts for chewing

46
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What was the first cardiovascular system?

A

open circulatory

47
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What are the 2 ways to get O2 inot the blood?

A

Gills or Book Lung

Tracea system

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