chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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Which is not a domain of life?

A

metazoa

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2
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Which is a unique characteristic of animals?

A

Blastula and gastrula stages

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3
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The hypothesized common ancestor of all animals is thought to be similar to:

A

A sponge-like protist called a choanoflagellate

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4
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Which criteria is not used in the classification of animals?

A

number of legs

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5
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What term is used to describe animals with no body cavity?

A

acoelomate

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6
Q

Diploblastic animals possess what?

A

two major tissue layers : ectoderm and endoderm

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7
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What is the main characteristic that distinguishes vertebrates from invertebrates?

A

presence of a vertebral column

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8
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Which type of animal would be classified as an arboreal animal?

A

animals that live primarily on trees

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9
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Which is not a benefit of invertebrates to humans?

A

spreading diseases

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10
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In the early development pattern, what is the term used for the first opening that forms in an embryo?

A

blastopore

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11
Q

which animal are considered Eumetozoa?

A

animals with organized tissues and organs

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12
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The body cavity that is completely lined by mesoderm is called:

A

coelom

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13
Q

what type of symmetry do jellyfish possess

A

radial symmetry

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14
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The term “protostome” refers to animals in which the:

A

Blastopore becomes the mouth

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15
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What is the main distinction between diploblastic and triploblastic animals?

A

Number of tissue layers

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16
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Which habitats would an amphibian most likely inhabit?

A

Both land and water

17
Q

Why is it important to study invertebrates, according to the document?

A

They play an important role in ecosystems and have intrinsic value

18
Q

Which is a characteristic of protostome development?

A

The blastopore becomes the mouth

19
Q

The term “triploblastic” refers to animals that have:

A

Three germ layers

20
Q

Which type of animal is considered a pseudocoelomate?

A

Roundworms