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bio diversity

classes/phylums/orders

QuestionAnswer
Acoelomate no coelom (no body cavity, flatworms, etc)
agnatha jawless fish
amphibia sub phylum vertebrae; frogs, toads, salamanders
animalia multicellular eukaryotes
annelida segmented worms
anthophyta angiosperm(seed) w/ flowers
arachnida spiders
archaea single celled, live in harsh environments
arthropoda insects, crabs, spiders (segmented legs)
aves birds
bacteria single celled, live off of host
bryophyta mosses
chondrichthyes cartilagenous fish
chordata have a spinal chord**
cnidaria corals, anemone, jellyfish(triploblastic) (bilateral symmetry)
coelomate fluid body cavity (mostly bilateral organisims)
coniferophyta gymnosperms(seeds) w/o flowers
crustacea group of arthropods, two parted limbs and larvae
deuterostome blastosphere=anue
dicotyledonae dicots; non parallel veins in leaves
diploblastic small mesoderm, thick endoderm
echinodermata sea stars, sand dollars, sea urchins
eukarya cell with complex membranic structures
fungi live in soil and decaying plant matter; zygoponangia=reproductive structures; sac surrounds spores; club is typical mushroom
insecta arthropods w/chitin coverings and 3 sectioned bodies
mammalia monotromes, marsupials, placentals
mollusca clams, chitons, snails, squids
monocotyledonae monocots, veins in leaves are parallel
nematoda roundworms, pseudocoelomate
osteichthyes bony fish
plantae kingdom with photosynthetic beings
platyhelminthes roundworms, tapeworms, flatworms
porifera sponges
protista 1)algae 2)fungus 3)animal like protozoa
protostome blastosphere forms mouth
pseudocoelomate roundworms, partially formed coelomate
pterophyta ferns
reptilia lizards, snakes, turtles, alligators
tribloblastic thicker mesoderm, thinner endoderm, large amount of mesenchyme
vertebrata have vertebrae
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