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how many phyla are there?
9
what do invertabrates lack?
a backbone
what are the phyla that are invertabrates
arthropoda, annelida, platyhelminthes, cnidaria, mollusca, porifera, echinodermata, nematoda
is the anatomy of invertabrates simple or complex?
simple
what do vertebrates have?
backbone
is the anatomy of vertabrates simple or complex?
complex
what are the phyla that are vertabrates
chordata
what are the main characteristics of all animals?
eukaryotic, heterotrophic, multicellular, body symmetry
what are the body symmetry types
asymmetrical, radial, bilateral
where are porifera found?
marine environments
what is an example for porifera?
sponge
what is the symmetry for porifera?
asymmetrical
what does sessile mean, and which phyla contain this?
attached to one place, porifera and cnidaria
what is a filter feeder, and which phylum contain this?
pulls food through pores, porifera, mollusca(bivalves)
how do porifera reproduce?
by budding and sexual reproduction
where do cnidaria live?
marine environments
what is the type of symmetry for cnidaria
radial
do cnidaria have nematocysts (stinging cells, get food)
yes
what are some examples of cnidaria
jellyfish, sea anemones, corals, hydra
jelly fish life cycle
polyp and medusa
what are the two parasitic phyla
platyhelminthes and nematoda
how do flatworms reproduce?
regeneration
how do taperworms infect?
attach to intestines
what are some examples for platyhelminthes
tapeworms, planaria, flukes, flatworms
what is a example of nematoda?
hookworms
what disease does nematodes create?
trichinosis
where are nematodes found?
pig intestines
what are some examples of annelida
leeches, earthworms
where are annelids located?
soil, freshwater
what do annelids use to move?
setae
are annelida helpful or harmful and why?
helpful, increases blood flow and eases pain
where is mollusca located?
aquatic
what type of symmetry does mollusca have?
bilateral
what phyla have a open circulatory system?
mollusca, arthropoda
what are the three classes of mollusca?
univalves, bivalve, cephalophod
how many shells do univalves have?
1
how many shells do bivalves have?
2
what are examples of univavles?
snails, sea slugs, slugs
what are examples of bivavles?
clams, oysters, scallops
what is a radula and who has it
scraping tongue-like organ, univalves and cephalopods
who uses a muscular foot to move
mollusca (univalves and bivalves)
do cephalopods have a closed circulatory system
yes, the only type of mollusks who do
how do cephalopods move
jet propulsion= mantle cavity fills
what are some examples of echinodermata
starfish, sea cucumbers, sea urchins, sand dollars
where do echinodermata live
aquatic
what type of symmetry do echinodermata have
radial
what are tube feet and why does it help the echinodermata
uses them to eat and breathe, help with their water vascular system
can echinodermata regenerate?
yes
what is the largest phylum
arthropoda
what are the 5 arthropoda classes
arachnid, chilopoda, diplopoda, crustacean, insect
what are some examples for arthropoda
insects, arachnids, centipedes, millipedes, crustaceans
what are the appendages for arthropoda
antennae, wings, legs, mouth parts
examples of arachnids
spiders, scorpions, ticks, mites
example of chilopoda
centipede
example of diplopoda
millipede
examples of crustaceans
crabs, crayfis, lobsters, pill bugs, shrimp
do pill bugs live in water
no, only crustacean that doesn’t
what are some examples of insects
ladybug, grasshopper, butterfly, fly
do chordata have a backbone?
yes
what is another word for birds
aves
what is another word for fish
osteichthyes
literal meaning for porifera
pore bearing
literal meaning for cnidaria
stinging cells
literal meaning for platyhelminthes
flat
literal meaning for nematoda
thread
literal meaning for annelida
little ring
literal meaning for mollusca
soft body
literal meaning for arthropoda
jointed body
literal meaning for echinodermata
spiny skin
literal meaning for mollusc