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Invertebrates
Question | Answer |
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what is the simplest type of invertebrate? | sponges |
what are sponges make-up? | cells |
These are stinging cells attached to tentacles that surround a mouth openning. | nematocysts |
The phylum that contain jellyfish, hydra, and sea anenome | Cnidarians |
Cnidarians are made up of | tissues |
These invertebrates have an embedded calcium structure found under its skin. | Echinoderms |
The name Echinoderm means | spiny-skinned |
This order of Arthropods have eight legs with no antennae or wings. | Archnids |
This order of Arthropods have wings and four legs. They make-up the greatest number of animals in the Animal Kingdom. | Insects |
Lobster, crawfish, and shrimp are found in this order of Arthropods | crustaceans |
Worm phlyum that are parasitic with an one openning digestive tract | flatworm |
Segmented worms have a closed-circulatory system with blood vessels | annelids |
The sponge phylum | Porifera |
These soft-bodied invertebrates are protected by a shell | Mollusk |
Tapeworms are an example of this type of worm | Flatworm |
Nematodes are example of the tube-shaped body worm | Roundworm |
These invertebrates are protected by an exoskeleton and have jointed appendages | Arthropod |
Sea stars, sea urchin, and sea cucumbers are examples found in this phylum | Echinoderm |
This is the category that follows Order | Family |
This is the category that follows Kingdom | Phylum |
This is the category that follow phyllum | Class |
Cnidarians have this type of symmetry | radial |
All worm phyla have this type of symmetry | bilateral |
A sponge has this type of symmetry | asymmetrical |
Echinoderms have this type of symmetry | radial |