Exploring Biology Chapters 8-11 Flashcards

1
Q
A

Compressor muscle

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2
Q

Why do snakes flick their forked tongues in and out?

A

to sample airborne chemicals

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3
Q

How many legs do spiders and ticks have?

A

8

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4
Q

Are amphibians cold or warm-blooded?

A

cold-blooded

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5
Q

Are fish cold or warm-blooded?

A

cold-blooded

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6
Q
A

Primary venom duct

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7
Q

The spider that has a distinctive red hourglass pattern on the underside of the abdomen is the

A

female black widow

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8
Q

Amphibians include frogs, toads, and

A

salamanders

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9
Q

The classification of vertebrate is a

A

subphylum

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10
Q

how many legs does a centipede have?

A

one pair of legs per body segment

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11
Q

can weigh 20 pounds and is cooked as food

A

diamondback rattlesnake

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12
Q

How many legs does an insect have?

A

6

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13
Q

The one that is a vertebrate is: coral, fish, lancet, or snail

A

fish

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14
Q

The one that is NOT a member of Class Arachnid is: grasshopper, scorpion, spider or tick

A

grasshopper

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15
Q

Spider silk is stronger than silkworm silk because spider silk

A

is consistent in thickness without weak spots

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16
Q

Amphibians can breathe through gills, lungs, and

A

skin

17
Q

A spider can be described as an arthropod with

A

eight legs and two body segments

18
Q

The most common venomous snake found in the eastern United States

A

copperhead

19
Q
A

Fang

20
Q

The one that is a type of insect is: (cricket or shrimp)

A

cricket

21
Q

A brown recluse is most likely to

A

hunt at night

22
Q

is a constrictor and is the largest snake by weight

A

anaconda

23
Q

The main goal of adult insects is to

A

mate and reproduce

24
Q

How many legs do crabs and lobsters have?

A

10

25
Q

how many legs do milipedes have?

A

two pair of legs per body segment

26
Q

Biologists believe the number of amphibians is on the

A

decline

27
Q

is cottony white inside its mouth

A

moccasin

28
Q

The phrase that describes a parasite is

A

to eat at someone else’s table

29
Q
A

Secondary venom duct

30
Q

What special sense organ makes it possible for a school of fish to turn together?

A

lateral line

31
Q

Why must arthropods molt?

A

To grow a larger exoskeleton as they get larger.

32
Q
A

Accessory gland

33
Q

has glossy red, yellow, and black bands along its body

A

coral snake

34
Q
A

Venom gland

35
Q

The prefix arthro in arthropod means

A

joint

36
Q

All arthropods have a hard outer covering known as an

A

exoskeleton

37
Q

The lizard that can change color is the

A

chameleon

38
Q

is the largest venomous snake

A

king cobra