Test 5 Ch. 6-7
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| The science of classification is? | taxonomy
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| Plants with vascular systems are called? | tracheophytes
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| Organisms that live in or on other organisms and obtain nutrients from them are called? | parasites
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| The internal organs of a mollusk are contained in the? | visceral hump
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| What term is used to refer to a distinct type of organisms? | species
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| The largest mammal is the ? | blue whale
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| Plants without vascular systems are known as | bryophytes
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| Which plant without a vascular system often forms a lush, green coating on moist surfaces? | moss
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| The bristles found on segmented worms are called | setae
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| The front cutting teeth of a mammal are called | incisors
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| Why do scientists prefer scientific names to common names | same organisms may have several common names and different organisms may have the same common name
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| The man who developed a modern definition of the word species was | John Ray
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| The only animals that have a diaphragm are | mammals
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| Mammals whose young develop in a uterus or womb are called | placental mammals
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| The slow-moving arboreal mammal with large claws is the | sloth
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| The special system by which bats are able to find their insect prey is | echolocation
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| The most important basis for classifying living things? | body structure
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| Who is considered the Father of Taxonomy | Carolus Linnaeus
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| What term refers to animals with backbones | vertebrates
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| What are tiny one-celled reproductive structures produced by certain nonseed plants | spores
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| What plant has leaves called fronds | fern
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| Name one of the three types of nonseed vascular plants | fern, horsetail, club moss
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| The term that refers to animals without backbones is | invertebrates
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| The two groups of seed plants are | angiosperms and gymnospersms
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| The term that refers to a dormant winter slate in which body temperature drops close to the freezing point | hibernation
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| The number of chambers in a mammal's heart is | four
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| The term that refers to an internal skeleton is | endoskeleton
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| The term that refers to animals that eat primarily plants is | herbivore
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| The term used to refer to animals that regulate their body temperature internally is | warm-blooded
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| Biologists who study animals are called | zoologists
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| The only mammals that can actually fly are | bats
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| What are the 7 levels of Linnaeus's classification system? | kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species
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| Includes flukes, tapeworms and planarians | flatworms
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| includes starfish and sand dollars | echinoderms
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| marine animals covered with spines | echinoderms
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| includes coral | coelenterates
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| pore-bearers | sponges
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| invertebrates that often have an external shell | mollusks
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| the only multicellular animals without nervous systems | sponges
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| have a muscular foot | mollusks
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| includes earthworms and leeches | segmented worms
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| have tentacles with stinging cells | coelenterates
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