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1
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two other lineages in Bilateria

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Ecdysozoa
Deuterostomia

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the commonality of ALL members in clade Ecdysozoa

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all display ecdysis (moulting of outermost layer)

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phyla in clade Ecdysozoa

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Phylum Nematoda
Phylum Athropoda

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3 lineages in Phylum Arthropoda

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Myriapods
Pancrustaceans
Chelicerates

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3 distinguishing features of Deuterostomes

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  1. radial, indeterminate cleavage
  2. coelom forms from buds of the mesoderm
  3. blastophore forms anus
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two phyla in Deutersotomia

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  1. Phylum Chordata
  2. Phylum Echinodermata
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Phyla Echinodermata includes

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  1. sea stars
  2. urchins
  3. sand dollars
  4. sea cucumbers
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phyla Chordata includes

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  1. Cephalochordate - lancelets
    Urochordata - Tunicates
    Vertebrata - Vertebrates
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4 characteristics of Phyla Chordata

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  1. notochord
  2. post-anal tail
  3. dorsal hollow nerve cord
  4. pharyngeal gill slits
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Ecdysozoan development

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protostome invertebrates

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Phylum Nematoda are

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round worms

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12
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Nematode belong to which major lineage

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Ecydosozoa

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way of life for Nematodes

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either free-living or parasitic

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type of coelom in Nematodes

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pseudocelomate

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are Nematodes segmented or unsegmented

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unsegmented

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16
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what covers a Nematode

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cuticle

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17
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example of a parasitic Nematode

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Ascaris

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18
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where does the Nematode Ascaris live

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in the intestines of the host

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19
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male vs female Ascaris Nematodes

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male is smaller than the female and has hooked posterior end

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least to most inclusive

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Ascaris: Nematodes: Ecdysozoa: Bilateria: Eumetazoa: Metazoa

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type of symmetry in Phylum Arthropoda

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bilateral

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are members in Phyla Arthropoda segmented or unsegmented

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segmented

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type of coelom in Arthropoda

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eucoelomate

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type of development in Arthropoda

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protostome

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25
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what major lineage do Arthropoda belong to

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Ecdysozoan

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26
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what do members of Arthropoda have

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chitinous exoskeleton

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27
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type of circulatory system in Arthropoda

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open

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28
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describe the digestive tract of Arthropoda

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complete digestive tract (with anus)

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29
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do Arthropoda have a brain

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YES

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30
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three regions of the Arthropoda body

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  1. head
  2. thorax
  3. abdomen
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most diverse and numerous of all animal phyla

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Arthropoda

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32
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three major lineages in Arthropoda

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  1. Chelicerates
  2. Pancrustaceans
  3. Myriapods
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33
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leas to most inclusive

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Arthropoda: Ecdysozoa: Bilateria: Eumetazoa: Metazoa

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34
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least to most inclusive (spiders)

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Chelicerates: Arthropoda: Ecydsozoa: Bilateria: Eumetazoa: Metazoa

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35
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parts of the Chelicerates body/appendages

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  1. four pairs of legs
  2. two pairs of head appendages
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36
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what are the two different head appendages in Chelicerates

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  1. chelicerae
  2. pedipalps
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function of Chelicerae in Chelicerates

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pincerlike head appendages used for feeding

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38
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function of pedipalps in Chelicerates

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mainly sensory but can be used for feeding, locomotion or reproduction

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39
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members of Chelicerates

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  1. spiders
  2. tick
  3. mites
  4. scorpions
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characteristics of spiders in Chelicerates

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cephalothorax and legless abdomen

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41
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characters of mites AND ticks in Chelicerates

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abdomen fused to leg-bearing region

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42
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characters of scorpions in Chelicerates

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elongated abdomen bearing poisonous sting

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43
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describe the crustacean group based on recent molecular evidence

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paraphyletic

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44
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why was the crustacean group seen as paraphyletic

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some crustaceans were more closely related to insects than other crustaceans

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45
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when do crustaceans form a monophyletic group

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when together with insects

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46
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what is the NEW group that comprises BOTH insects and crustaceans

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pancrustaceans

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47
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what defines crustaceans from other arthropods

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they have
1. mandibles (mouthparts used to crush and grind food)
2. two pairs of antennae
3. thoracic and abdominal appendages

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48
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where do crustaceans live

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marine and freshwater

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49
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least to most inclusive

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Crustaceans: Pancrustaceans: Phyla Arthropoda: Ecdysozoan: Bilateria: Eumetazoa: Metazoa

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50
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four orders found in the Crustaceans of pancrustaceans

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  1. order Isopoda (pill bugs)
  2. order Decapoda (crayfish)
  3. Class Maxillopoda (barnacles)
  4. Class Branchiopoda (water fleas)
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51
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what order is this in Crustaceans of pancrustaceans
terrestrial crustaceans

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Isopoda (pill bugs)

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52
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what order is this in Crustaceans of pancrustaceans
have seven pairs of legs all of similar shape and size

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Isopoda (pill bugs_

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53
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what order is this in Crustaceans of pancrustaceans
have well-developed carapace that covers the dorsal side of the cephalothorax

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Decapoda (Crayfish)

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54
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what order is this in Crustaceans of pancrustaceans
marine suspension feeders

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Maxillopoda (branacles)

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55
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what order is this in Crustaceans of pancrustaceans
their feet are modified as feeding structures

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Maxillopoda (barnacles)

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56
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what order is this in Crustaceans of pancrustaceans
small group of planktonic organisms

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Branchiopoda (water fleas)

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57
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what order is this in Crustaceans of pancrustaceans
indicators of aqueous toxins

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Branhicopoda (water fleas)

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58
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what order is this in Crustaceans of pancrustaceans
organisms poss gills on their appendages

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Branchiopoda (water fleas)

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59
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Least to most inclusive

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Isopoda: Crustacean: Pancrustaceans: Ecdysozoans: Bilateria: Eumetazoa: Metazoa

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60
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least to most inclusive

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Decapoda: Crustacean: Pancrustaceans: Ecdysozoans: Bilateria: Eumetazoa: Metazoa

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least to most inclusive

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Maxillopoda: Crustacean: Pancrustaceans: Ecdysozoans: Bilateria: Eumetazoa: Metazoa

62
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least to most inclusive

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Branchiopoda: Crustacean: Pancrustaceans: Ecdysozoans: Bilateria: Eumetazoa: Metazoa

63
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Class Hexapoda are the

A

insects

64
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what phyla does class Hexapoda belong to

A

Pancrustaceans

65
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traits that all members of Hexapoda share

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  1. three pairs of legs
  2. 0, 1 or 2 pairs of wings
  3. one pair of antennae
66
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5 orders found in Hexapoda in Pancrustaceans

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  1. Hemiptera
  2. Coleoptera
  3. Diptera
  4. Hymenoptera
  5. Lepidoptera
67
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what order is this from Hexapoda in Pancrustaceans
beetles

A

Coleptera

68
Q

what order is this from Hexapoda in Pancrustaceans
True bugs, cicadas, leaf hoppers, aphids…

A

Hemiptera

69
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what order is this from Hexapoda in Pancrustaceans
flies

A

diptera

70
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what order is this from Hexapoda in Pancrustaceans
wasps, bees and ants

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Hymenoptera

71
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what order is this from Hexapoda in Pancrustaceans
butterflies and moths

A

Lepidoptera

72
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what order is this from Hexapoda in Pancrustaceans
first pair of wings is ONLY partially hardened or leathery

A

Hemiptera

73
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what order is this from Hexapoda in Pancrustaceans
have sucking mouthparts

A

Hemiptera

74
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what order is this from Hexapoda in Pancrustaceans
have four wings but first is hardened into protective covering

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Coleoptera

75
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what order is this from Hexapoda in Pancrustaceans
have four, well-veined, membranous wings

A

Hymenoptera

76
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what order is this from Hexapoda in Pancrustaceans
show construction (waist) between the thorax and abdomen

A

Hymenoptera

77
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what order is this from Hexapoda in Pancrustaceans
many are well know for their stinging abilities

A

Hymenoptera

78
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what order is this from Hexapoda in Pancrustaceans
all insects with ONLY TWO membranous wings

A

Diptera

79
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what order is this from Hexapoda in Pancrustaceans
posse four large wings covered with scales

A

Lepidoptera

80
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what order is this from Hexapoda in Pancrustaceans
larvae known as caterpillars

A

Lepidoptera

81
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least to most inclusive

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Hemiptera: Hexapoda: Pancrustaceans: Arthropoda: Ecdysozoans: Bilateria: Eumetazoa: Metazoa

82
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least to most inclusive

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Coleoptera: Hexapoda: Pancrustaceans: Arthropoda: Ecdysozoans: Bilateria: Eumetazoa: Metazoa

83
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Least to most inclusive

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Diptera: Hexapoda: Pancrustaceans: Arthropoda: Ecdysozoans: Bilateria: Eumetazoa: Metazoa

84
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least to most inclusive

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Hymenoptera: Hexapoda: Pancrustaceans: Arthropoda: Ecdysozoans: Bilateria: Eumetazoa: Metazoa

85
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least to most inclusive

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Lepidoptera: Hexapoda: Pancrustaceans: Arthropoda: Ecdysozoans: Bilateria: Eumetazoa: Metazoa

86
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Myriapods belong to Phyla

A

Arthropoda

87
Q

what is included in Myriapods

A

Centipedes and millipedes

88
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what defines Myriapods from other arthropods

A

they are mandibulate arthropods with unbranched (uniramous) appendages

89
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habitat of Myriapods

A

terrestrial

90
Q

feeding of centipedes vs millipedes

A

millipedes - herbivrous
centipedes - carnivores

91
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least to most inclusive

A

centipede: Myriapods: Arthropoda: Ecdysozoa: Bilateria: Eumetazoa: Metazoa

92
Q

least to most inclusive

A

millipede: Myriapods: Arthropoda: Ecdysozoa: Bilateria: Eumetazoa: Metazoa

93
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what is the only clade within Bilateria that DOES NOT show protostome development

A

Deuterostomes

94
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Phylum Echinodermata belongs to the

A

Deuterostomia

95
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Phylum Echinodermata shows ____ symmetry

A

radial

96
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habitat of Phylum Echinodermata

A

marine

97
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distinguishing feature of Phylum Echinodermata

A

water vascular system

98
Q

what group of organisms does this describe in Phylum Echinodermata
flattened Echinoderms

A

sea stars and starfish

99
Q

what group of organisms does this describe in Phylum Echinodermata
arms have open ambulacral groves

A

sea stars and starfish

100
Q

what group of organisms does this describe in Phylum Echinodermata
armless echinoderms

A

sand dollars and urchins

101
Q

what endoskeleton does this describe in phylum Echinodermata
globose with enlarged spines

A

sea urchins

102
Q

what endoskeleton does this describe in phylum Echinodermata
flattened with numerous short spines

A

sand dollars

103
Q

what endoskeleton does this describe in phylum Echinodermata
slightly inflated with numerous short spines

A

heart or biscuit urchins

104
Q

what group of organisms does this describe in Phylum Echinodermata
graze feeders or suspended microscopic animals

A

sand dollars and urchins

105
Q

what group of organisms does this describe in Phylum Echinodermata
soft bodied cucumber shape

A

sea cucumbers

106
Q

what group of organisms does this describe in Phylum Echinodermata
polar axis has been elongated

A

sea cucumbers

107
Q

what group of organisms does this describe in Phylum Echinodermata
lack spines

A

sea cucumbers

108
Q

what group of organisms does this describe in Phylum Echinodermata
suspension feeders

A

sea cucumbers

109
Q

least to most inclusive

A

sea cucumber: Phylum Echinodermata: Deuterostomia: Bilateria: Eumetazoa: Metazoa

110
Q

least to most inclusive

A

sand dollar: Phylum Echinodermata: Deuterostomia: Bilateria: Eumetazoa: Metazoa

111
Q

least to most inclusive

A

sea urchin: Phylum Echinodermata: Deuterostomia: Bilateria: Eumetazoa: Metazoa

112
Q

least to most inclusive

A

starfish: Phylum Echinodermata: Deuterostomia: Bilateria: Eumetazoa: Metazoa

113
Q

two invertebrate groups of Phylum Chordata

A
  1. Cephalochordata
  2. Urochordata
114
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one vertebrate group of phylum Chordata

A

Vertebrates

115
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Cephalochordata are the

A

lancelets

116
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Cephalochordata have ____ surrounding the mouth

A

oral tentacles

117
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Cephalochordata lack

A

any vertebral or cranial skeleton

118
Q

primitive chordate that shows the four diagnostic features

A

Amphioxus

119
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least to most inclusive

A

Amphioxus: Cephalochordata: Phylum Chordata: Deutersotomia: Bilateria: Eumetazoa: Metazoa

120
Q

least to most inclusive

A

tunicates/sea squirts: Urochordata: Phylum Chordata: Deuterostomia: Bilateria: Eumetazoa: Metazoa

121
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the mouth of the Cephalochordata opens into

A

pharynx

122
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what encloses the pharynx in the Cephalochordata

A

gill bars

123
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what is the opening between the gill bars called in the Cephalochordata

A

pharyngeal gill slits

124
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function of pharyngeal gill slits in Cephalochordata

A

gas exchange and filter feeding

125
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where is the notochord located in reference to the pharynx in Cephalochordata

A

dorsal to the pharynx

126
Q

what is immediately dorsal to the notochord in Cephalochordata

A

dorsal nerve cord

127
Q

Urochordata habitat

A

marine

128
Q

adult Urochordata have

A

LOST most of the chordate characters

129
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adult Urochordata are ____ feeders

A

sessile filter feeders

130
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A

A

Chelicera

131
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B

A

Chelicerates

132
Q

C

A

Legs

133
Q

A

A

notochord

134
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B

A

a dorsal hollow nerve cord

135
Q

C

A

post-anal tail

136
Q

D

A

Pharyngeal slits

137
Q

A

A

incurrent siphon

138
Q

B

A

excurrent siphon

139
Q

C

A

Pharyngeal with gill slits

140
Q

D

A

pharynx with gill slits

141
Q

E

A

a dorsal hollow nerve cord

142
Q

6

A

notochord

143
Q

1

A

metazoa

144
Q

2

A

no true tissue

145
Q

3

A

Eumetazoa (true tissue)

146
Q

4

A

radial symmetry

147
Q

5

A

bilateral symmetry

148
Q

6

A

deuterostomes

149
Q

7

A

protostomes

150
Q

8

A

Ecdysozoans

151
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9

A

Lophotrocozoan

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