invertebrate animal Flashcards

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vertebrate

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an animal that has a backbone

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invertebrate

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an animal without a backbone

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consumer

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an organism that eats other organisms or organic matter.

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ganglion

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a mass of nerve cells

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gut

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the digestive tract

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coelom

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a body cavity that contains the internal organs

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bilateral symmetry

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one side of the body is a mirror image of the opposite side (like ants)

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radial symmetry

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the body is organized around the center, like the spokes of a wheel

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asymmetry

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organism whose body is not organized around the center; body cannot be divided into two or more equal parts

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sponges

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simplest invertebrates, asymmetrical with no tissues, guts, or neurons, cannot make their own food

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cnidarians

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aquatic invertebrates that have stinging cells (hydrozoans, jellyfish, and sea anemones/corals)

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flatworms

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simplest type of worms (planarians and marine flatworms, flukes, and tape worms)

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roundworms

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worm, especially a parasitic one, found in the intestines of mammals (hookworms and pinworms) bodies are long, slim, and round

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mollusks

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snails and slugs (gastropods), clams and oysters (bivalves-2 shells), squids and octopuses (cepholapods)

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Open circulatory system

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where pumps blood into a cavity called a hemocoel where it surrounds the organs and then returns to the heart(s) through ostia (openings).

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Closed circulatory system

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heart circulates the blood through blood vessels in a closed loop (blood doesn’t leave blood vessels)

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Annelid worms

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also known as segmented worms, they have bilateral symmetry, a closed circulatory system, and a complex nervous system (each segment contains ganglion that is connected to to the brain by a nerve cord). Earthworms, marine worms, and leeches

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Exoskeleton

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a hard, external, supporting structure to hold up the body

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Compound eye

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eye made of many light detectors, and allows the ability to see images, found in arthropods such as insects and crustaceans.

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Antenna

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a feeler that is on the head of an invertebrate, such as a crustacean or an insect, which senses touch, taste, or smell

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Metamorphosis

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life cycle phase during which a rapid change from immature form to adult form takes place (insects- notably butterflies)

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Endoskeleton

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an internal skeleton made of bones and cartilage

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Water vascular system

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a system of canals filled with a watery fluid that circulates throughout the body of an echinoderm