Bio Phyla Test

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how many phyla are there?

9

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what do invertabrates lack?

a backbone

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what are the phyla that are invertabrates

arthropoda, annelida, platyhelminthes, cnidaria, mollusca, porifera, echinodermata, nematoda

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is the anatomy of invertabrates simple or complex?

simple

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what do vertebrates have?

backbone

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is the anatomy of vertabrates simple or complex?

complex

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what are the phyla that are vertabrates

chordata

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what are the main characteristics of all animals?

eukaryotic, heterotrophic, multicellular, body symmetry

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what are the body symmetry types

asymmetrical, radial, bilateral

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where are porifera found?

marine environments

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what is an example for porifera?

sponge

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what is the symmetry for porifera?

asymmetrical

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what does sessile mean, and which phyla contain this?

attached to one place, porifera and cnidaria

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what is a filter feeder, and which phylum contain this?

pulls food through pores, porifera, mollusca(bivalves)

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how do porifera reproduce?

by budding and sexual reproduction

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where do cnidaria live?

marine environments

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what is the type of symmetry for cnidaria

radial

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do cnidaria have nematocysts (stinging cells, get food)

yes

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what are some examples of cnidaria

jellyfish, sea anemones, corals, hydra

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jelly fish life cycle

polyp and medusa

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what are the two parasitic phyla

platyhelminthes and nematoda

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how do flatworms reproduce?

regeneration

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how do taperworms infect?

attach to intestines

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what are some examples for platyhelminthes

tapeworms, planaria, flukes, flatworms

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what is a example of nematoda?

hookworms

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what disease does nematodes create?

trichinosis

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where are nematodes found?

pig intestines

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what are some examples of annelida

leeches, earthworms

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where are annelids located?

soil, freshwater

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what do annelids use to move?

setae

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are annelida helpful or harmful and why?

helpful, increases blood flow and eases pain

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where is mollusca located?

aquatic

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what type of symmetry does mollusca have?

bilateral

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what phyla have a open circulatory system?

mollusca, arthropoda

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what are the three classes of mollusca?

univalves, bivalve, cephalophod

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how many shells do univalves have?

1

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how many shells do bivalves have?

2

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what are examples of univavles?

snails, sea slugs, slugs

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what are examples of bivavles?

clams, oysters, scallops

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what is a radula and who has it

scraping tongue-like organ, univalves and cephalopods

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who uses a muscular foot to move

mollusca (univalves and bivalves)

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do cephalopods have a closed circulatory system

yes, the only type of mollusks who do

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how do cephalopods move

jet propulsion= mantle cavity fills

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what are some examples of echinodermata

starfish, sea cucumbers, sea urchins, sand dollars

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where do echinodermata live

aquatic

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what type of symmetry do echinodermata have

radial

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what are tube feet and why does it help the echinodermata

uses them to eat and breathe, help with their water vascular system

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can echinodermata regenerate?

yes

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what is the largest phylum

arthropoda

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what are the 5 arthropoda classes

arachnid, chilopoda, diplopoda, crustacean, insect

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what are some examples for arthropoda

insects, arachnids, centipedes, millipedes, crustaceans

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what are the appendages for arthropoda

antennae, wings, legs, mouth parts

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examples of arachnids

spiders, scorpions, ticks, mites

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example of chilopoda

centipede

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example of diplopoda

millipede

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examples of crustaceans

crabs, crayfis, lobsters, pill bugs, shrimp

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do pill bugs live in water

no, only crustacean that doesn’t

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what are some examples of insects

ladybug, grasshopper, butterfly, fly

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do chordata have a backbone?

yes

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what is another word for birds

aves

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what is another word for fish

osteichthyes

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literal meaning for porifera

pore bearing

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literal meaning for cnidaria

stinging cells

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literal meaning for platyhelminthes

flat

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literal meaning for nematoda

thread

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literal meaning for annelida

little ring

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literal meaning for mollusca

soft body

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literal meaning for arthropoda

jointed body

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literal meaning for echinodermata

spiny skin

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literal meaning for mollusc