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Which term describes an extension of an organism’s body?
Appendage
Which arthopod group is extinct?
Trilobites
The main disadvantage of an exoskeleton is that it
Cannot grow and alter as the animal does
An arthopod’s body parts are segemented into similar sections that
Have each evolved to perform a different function
Which term describes the process that arthopods use to develop a new exoskeleton?
Molting
What are mandibles?
Appendages used to crush and bite food before ingestion
Sessile filter deefers wrapped in a heavily calcified shell are known as
Barnacles
Which of the following body parts covers a crustacean’s cephalothorax?
Carapace
Filter feeding crustaceans feed on
Microscopic crustaceans
Decapods are so-called because they have how many legs?
Ten
Which of the following body parts do chelicerates lack?
Mandibles
When spiracles on an arachnid’s body open, they let in
Oxygen
Of the four adaptions that enable arachnids to conserve water, which one also removes wastes?
Malpighian tubules
Scorpions and spiders share the ability to
Immobilize prey by injecting venom
Which of the following chelicerates are parasites of other animals?
Ticks
Insects that look like miniature adults when they hatch have a pattern of development called
Incomplete metamorphosis
Which adaptations was most important in enabling insects to live on land?
Ability to control water and gas exchange
All insects have three
Body parts
Insects reduce the amount of energy they use for flight by
Using kinetic energy stored in their flexible cuticules
What does the proboscis allow some insects to do?
Feed on blood or plant nectar
All vertebrates are classified in the phylum
Chordata
The earliest vertebrates were
Fish
A major difference between a hagfish and more evolved vertebrates is that it
Does not have vertebae
What four features do all chordates share at some point during development?
Notochord, hollow nerve cord, pharyngeal slits, and tail
Which term refers to an internal skeleton built of bone or cartilage?
Endoskeleton
A sessile animal is one that is unable to
Move
Sponges are the only animals that have no
Defenses
Cnidarian ployps reproduct by
Creating buds
What does the gastrovascular cavity do?
Secrete digestive enzymes
What is mesoglea?
A non-cellular jellylike material in cnidarians
Tapeworms live in
Vertebrate guts
What is radula?
A mollusk’s feeding organ
The coelom enables annelids to
Move by crawling
Which of the following describes a planarian?
Bilateral, nonparasitic flatworm
In mollusks, blood is pumped through the
Hemocoel
Sea stars feed by
Pushing their stomachs out of their mouths
The only adult echinoderms that do not display radial symmetry are
Sea cucumbers
What is the term for the plates that form an echinoderms’ skeleton?
Ossicles
A sea star uses its tube feet to
Grab objects and move around
What is the function of the water vascular system?
Store water for circulation and to fill tube feet