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Phylum includes snails and slugs, oysters and clams, and octopuses and squids

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Mollusca

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are soft bodied animals, but most protected by hard shell

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Molluscs

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all molluscs have same body plan with 3 main parts

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muscular foot, visceral mass, mantle

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Polyplacophora, Gastropoda, Bivalvia, Cephalopoda

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4 major classes of molluscs

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most distinctive characteristics of gastropods

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torsion

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the animal’s anus and mantle ends up above its head

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torsion

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includes clams, oysters and scallops

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Bivalves

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shell divided into 2 halves

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bivalves

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includes squids, octopi, nautilus

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Cephalopod

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10
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have a closed circulatory system, well developed sense organs and complex brain

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Cephalopods

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11
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bodies made up of series of fused rings

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Annelids

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12
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Oligochaeta, Polychaeta, Hirudinea

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3 classes of Phylum Annelida

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named for relatively sparse chaeta, have bristles made of chitin

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Oligochaetes

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14
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include earthworms and variety of aquatic species

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Oligochaetes

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15
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includes leeches

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Hirudinea

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16
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chemical secreted by leeches that prevents blood from coagulating

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hirudin

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17
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the most species rich animal group

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Ecdysozoans

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18
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Are covered by a cuticle coat

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Ecdysozoans

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19
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the process of shedding or molting the cuticle in ecdysozoans

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ecydis

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20
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two largest phyla of ecdysozoans

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nematodes and arthropods

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21
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have an alimentary canal, but lack a circulatory system.

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nematodes

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22
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Members of this phylum are found in nearly all habitats of biosphere

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Arthropoda

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23
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body plan consists of segment body, hard exoskeleton, and jointed appendages

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Arthropod

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Arthropods have an open circulatory system with fluid called

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hemolymph

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25
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Cheliceriforms, Myriapods, Hexapods, Crustaceans

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four major lineages of arthropods

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26
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Most modern cheliceriforms are ________

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arachnids

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27
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gas exchange in spiders occurs in

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book lungs

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28
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many spiders produce _____ (a protein)

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Silk

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29
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Millipede class

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Diplopoda

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30
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Centipede class

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Chilopoda

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31
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has more species than all other forms of life combined

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Hexapoda (insects and relatives)

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32
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is one of the great successes of insects

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Flight

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33
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nymphs resemble adults but are smaller and go through series of molts until full size

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incomplete metamorphosis

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34
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have larval stages known as maggot, grub, or caterpillar

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complete metamorphosis

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35
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have branched appendages that are extensively specialized for feeding and locomotion

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Crustaceans

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36
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include terrestrial, freshwater and marine species

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Isopods

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37
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are larger crustaceans and include crabs, lobsters, crayfish and shrimp

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Decapods

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38
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Echinoderms and chordates are ________

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Deuterostomes

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39
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Radial cleavage, formation of mouth at end of embryo opposite blastopore

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characteristics of deuterstomes

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40
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network of hydraulic canals that branch into tube feet, function in feeding, locomotion and gas exchange

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water vascular system

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41
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there are about _______ species of vertebrates

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52,000

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42
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are a subphylum within the phylum Chordata

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Vertebrates

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43
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are bilaterian animals that belong to the clade of animals known as Deuterostomia

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Chordates

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44
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two groups of invertebrates that are more closely related to vertebrates than to other invertebrates

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urochordates and cephalocordates

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45
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notochord, dorsal, hollow nerve cord, pharyngeal slits or clefts, muscular, post anal tail

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Four key characteristics of chordates

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46
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longitudinal, flexible rod between digestive tube and nerve chord

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notochord

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47
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provides skeletal support throughout most of the length of a chordate

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notochord

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48
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grooves of pharynx that develop into slits that open to outside of body

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pharyngeal clefts

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49
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Suspension-feeding structures in many invertebrate chordates, gas exchange in vertebrates (except vertebrates w/ limbs), develop into parts of the ear, head and neck in tetrapods

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Functions of pharyngeal slits

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50
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named for their blade-like shape. Are marine suspension feeders

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Lancelets

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51
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more closely related to other chordates than lancelets. Commonly called sea squirts

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Tunicates (urochordata)

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52
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Juveniles of these have notochord ,not adults

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Tunicates

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53
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Have a cartilaginous skull and axial rod of cartilage derived from notochord but lack jaws and vertebrae

54
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vertebrae enclosing a spinal chord, an elaborate skull, fin rays (in aquatic forms)

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Derived characteristics of vertebrates

55
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Represent the oldest living lineage of vertebrates

56
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jawed vertebrates– outnumber jawless vertebrates

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Gnathostomes

57
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During the Cambrian period _______ evolved into vertebrates

58
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Cranium formation, mandible formation, neural crest, duplicate gene families— some have vertebrates, not all

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Characteristics of Craniates

59
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duplication of hox genes, enlarged forebrain associated w/ enhanced smell and vision, lateral line system sensitive to vibrations (aquatic species)

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Characteristics of Gnathostomes

60
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have skeletons primarily composed of cartilage

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Chondrichthyans

61
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Sharks, rays and skates

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The largest and most diverse group of Chondrichthyans

62
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Have streamlined body and are swift swimmers, are carnivores, have a short digestive tract, have acute senses

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Characteristics of Most sharks

63
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increases digestive surface area in sharks

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Spiral valve

64
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Oviparous, Ovoviviparous, Viviparous

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Ways shark embryos can develop

65
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Reproductive tract, excretory system and digestive system of shark empty into a common

66
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Includes bony fish and tetrapods

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Osteichthytes

67
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Have bony exoskeleton

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Osteichthytes

68
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Most fish breathe by drawing water over gills protected by

69
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Fish control buoyancy with air sac called

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swim bladder

70
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develops from a plate of ectoderm that rolls into a tube dorsal to the notochord

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Nerve chord of a chordate embryo

71
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develops into the central nervous system: brain and spinal chord

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nerve chord

72
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there are about ________ described species of nematodes

73
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there are about ______ described species of arthropods

74
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molting to accommodate growth (ecdysis), complete digestive system and existence of separate sexes in most species

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Similarities between nematodes and arthropods

75
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are among the most copious animals on the planet

76
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possess only longitudinal muscles, whip-like movements

77
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lack respiratory and circulatory system

78
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have pseudocoel

79
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can be free living or parasitic

80
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Ascaris lumbricoides

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human round worm (parasitic).

81
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Most common nematode found in humans

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Ascaris Lumbricoides

82
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Enterobius vermicularis

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Pinworm (parasitic)

83
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Necator americanus

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hookworm (parasitic)

84
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Trichinella spiralis

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trichina worm (parasitic)

85
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Enterobius vermicularis

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most common worm parasite in US

86
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Necator Americanus

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cause of slow mental and physical growth in infected children

87
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The majority of these are insects

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Arthropods

88
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triploblastic and bilaterally symmetrical , with jointed appendages, complete digestive system and open circulatory system

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arthropods

89
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Arthropod exoskeleton is made up of

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chitin and protein

90
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Chelicerata, Myriapoda, Pancrustacea

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Three clades of arthropoda

91
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secreted by epidermis in arthropods

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exoskeleton of arthropods

92
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Arachinida and Meristomata

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included in the clad chelicerata

93
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lack antennae, most have simple eyes, possess small manipulatory appendages

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Chelicerates

94
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have one pair of pedipalps and four pairs of walking legs

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chelicerates

95
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Millipedes and centipedes make up

96
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diplopoda

97
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Chelopoda

98
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are carnivorous and prey on insects

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centipedes

99
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are herbivores, feed on decaying plant material and vegetation

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millipedes

100
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one leg pair per trunk segment

101
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two leg pairs per trunk segment

102
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Some crustaceans are more closely related to _____________ than myriapods

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land insects

103
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includes crustaceans and insects

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Pancrustacea

104
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are the only arthropods with two pairs of antennae

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Crustaceans

105
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crabs, lobsters, shrimp, crayfish and sessile barnacles

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Crustaceans

106
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crabs, lobsters, crayfish and shrimp are known as (10 legs)

107
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make up the majority of the known species of arthropods

108
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three pairs of legs and two pairs of wings on thorax,

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distinguishing features that set insects apart from arthropods

109
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echinoderms and chordates are both __________

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deuterostome

110
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are exclusively marine animals

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Echinoderms

111
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have spiny skin, bilateral symmetry as larvae, radial symmetry as adults

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Echinoderms

112
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aids in locomotion by creating a hydraulic system that propels the animal through water

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Water vascular system

113
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Ateroidea, Ophiuroidea, Echinoidea and Holothuroidea

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Four main clades of echinodermata

114
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tube feet to capture prey, as well as locomotion and respiration

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Asteroidea

115
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true or false: chemical secretions possessing adhesive and de-adhesive are what allow movement in Asteroidea

116
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Most starfish are _______ (pair of gonads in each appendage)

117
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Fertilization occurs ___________ and happens __________ by regeneration

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externally, asexually

118
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Exhibit autonomy if attacked by predators

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Brittle stars

119
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Have same central disk and radial symmetry, however arms are flexible and separate from central disk

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Brittle stars

120
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Do possess five radially arranged groups of tube feet, however they lack traditional appendages

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Echinoidea

121
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Sea urchins and sand dollars

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Echinoidea

122
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Possess complex jaw apparatus called Aristotle’s landing for feeding

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Sea urchins

123
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maintain radial symmetry and have five pairs of tube feet running from body to mouth

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Holothuroidea (SEA CUCUMBER)

124
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can expel parts of the gut in defense of predators, regenerate lost organs by way of internal cells

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Holothuroidea (sea cucumbers)

125
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Urochordata and cephalochordata

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make up chordates

126
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Recent evidence suggests _________ are more closely related to chordates than are lanceletes

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Urochordates

127
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exhibits all four chordate characteristics

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tunicate (larval stage)

128
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exhibits only gill slits and are sessile as adults

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adult tunicate

129
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Exhibit all four chordate characteristics and are filter feeders

130
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Populations of lancelets can reach more than 5,000 individuals per square meter in this place

131
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are considered chordates but have their own defining character

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Vertebrata

132
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possess a spinal chord (protected by vertebrae), brains are encased in bone or cartilage, neural crest cells arise and give rise to teeth, clavicle, cartilage of skull and other bones.

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Vertebrata

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