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Blume Ch 13 Part 1
Blume-Life Science CH 13 Part 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is the sac used for temporary food storage called? | The Crop |
| What is the muscular structure that grinds food? | The gizzard |
| What are invertebrates with joined appendages? | Arthropods |
| What is the thick, hard, outer covering called? | Exoskeleton |
| The shedding of the exoskeleton | Molting |
| Changes some animals go through to become adults | Metamorphosis |
| Spiny skinned invertebrates that live in the ocean | Echinoderms |
| Appendages that act like suction cups | Tube feet |
| Soft bodied invertebrates that have shells | Mollusks |
| Antennae, legs, claws, and pincers | Appendages |
| Gastropods have a tongue-like organs that works like a file, called a...... | Radula |
| The class of mollusks with the most specialized members are the.... | Cephalopods |
| Segmented worms have bristle like body structures called ..... to help them move. | Setae |
| Like mollusks, worms have a body cavity for .... | Organs |
| Simple worms have a body plan with.... | Bilateral symmetry |
| A circulatory system where there are no blood vessels, but blood spreads all over the organs | Open circulatory system |
| All echinoderms have a body plan with ... | Radial symmetry |
| The blood of earth worms is contained in vessels, so they have a ..... | Closed circulatory system |
| All arthropods do NOT have .... | A mouth and anus |
| The light weight _________ covers, supports, and protects the arthropod's body | |
| Arachnids have .... that makes them different from other Arthropods | 8 Legs |
| ..... Make up the largest group of complex invertebrates | Insects |
| Name two gastropods | Snails and slugs |
| Name three bivalves | Clams, oysters, and scallops |
| Name three cephalopods | Squids, octopus, cuttlefish |
| Short segmented body, suckers, feed on the blood of other animals | Leeches |
| Tube shaped, segmented body, crop, gizzard, setae, feed on soil | Earthworms |
| Name the three regions of an arthropod | Abdomen, head, and thorax |