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Molting
The process in which a crustacean sheds its exoskeleton to make room for its expanding body.
Regeneration
The ability of crustaceans to replace lost body parts.
Which crustaceans run sideways?
Crabs
Carapace
The hard, protective shell that shields a crab's soft body.
Swimmerets
The leglike limbs connected to a lobster's abdomen.
Which lobster does not have pincers?
Spiny lobster
What are the smallest shrimp mentioned in the text?
Brine shrimp
What are the largest shrimp mentioned in the text?
Prawns
Which crustacean lives in damp areas on land?
Wood louse or pillbug (roly-poly)
Centipede
A fast, flat-bodied, carnivorous arthropod that has one pair of legs per body segment.
What does 'centipede' mean?
One-hundred footed
Millipede
A slow, round-bodied, herbivorous arthropod that has two pairs of legs per body segment.
What does 'millipede' mean?
One-thousand footed
Carnivore
Flesh eater
Herbivore
Plant eater
Which invertebrates swallow soil and are beneficial to farmers?
Earthworms
Name three parasitic worms.
Roundworms, leeches, tapeworms
Gastropods
The order of invertebrates whose name means 'stomach-foot'.
Give two examples of gastropods.
Nudibranch and slug
Univalve
The name for a one-shelled mollusk.
Give two examples of a univalve.
Conch and cowrie
Bivalve
The name for a two-shelled mollusk.
Give two examples of a bivalve.
Mussel and oyster
Cephalopods
The order of invertebrates whose name means 'head-foot'.
What are the main differences between an octopus and a squid?
An octopus has eight tentacles and no shell, while a squid has ten tentacles and an internal shell.