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bio final
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Describe the biology of an animal within the Phylum Porifera. | Common name sponge, simple ancestral, multicellular animals aquatic (marine and freshwater), asymmetric No cells, no tissue, no organs regenerate, filter feeders |
| 2. Describe the biology of an animal within the Phylum Cnidaria. | Common name nettle animals, (jellyfish coral and others) more advanced primarily marine some freshwater, all sting with nematocysts, radial symmetric |
| Describe the biology of an animal within the Phylum Annelida. | “Little rings”Bilateral symmetry, segmented body, diverse environments, diverse eating style(carnivores, filter feeders, hematophy( leeches) decomposers) |
| Describe the biology of an animal within the Phylum Mollusca. | Slugs, nails, chitin, freshwater marine terrestrial, well delvelped sensory system |
| Describe the biology of an animal within the Phylum Arthropoda. | Marine freshwater and territorial, eat anything, habitat everywhere, e most diverse morphologically and ecologically group of organisms, Medically, environmentally, and economically important (spiders/ cemtapeds) |
| What traits do all arthropods have that make them so successful? | joimted feet |
| 7. Describe the biology of an animal within the Subphylum Chelicerata. | Maine freshwater territorial eat everything |
| 8. What is the difference between a poisonous animal and a venomous animal? | Poisonous refers to something harmful when ingested or touched, while venomous refers to an organism that actively injects toxins through a bite or sting. |
| 9. Describe the biology of an animal within the Subphylum Crustacea. | A crab, a member of the Subphylum Crustacea, is a hard-shelled, aquatic arthropod with a segmented body, jointed limbs, and gills for breathing, undergoing molting to grow. |
| 10. Describe the biology of an animal within the subphlyum Hexapoda. | A honeybee, a member of the Subphylum Hexapoda, has a chitinous exoskeleton, three pairs of legs, two pairs of wings, and undergoes complete metamorphosis from larva to adult while exhibiting complex social behavior. |
| Describe the general biology of animals in Phylum Echinodermata | Animals in the Phylum Echinodermata, such as sea stars and sea urchins, are marine invertebrates with radial symmetry in adults, a calcareous endoskeleton, and a unique water vascular system used for movement, respiration, and feeding. |
| . Describe the general biology of animals in Phylum Platyhelminthes | flatworms, are soft-bodied, bilaterally symmetrical invertebrates with a flattened body, lacking a coelom and specialized respiratory or circulatory systems, and often exhibit a simple nervous system and gastrovascular cavity. |
| Describe the general biology of animals in Subphylum Schizoramia | member of an extinction of arthropods |
| Describe the general characteristics of fish | Aquatic, gills and fins |
| Describe the general characteristics of Amphibians. | cold-blooded vertebrates that typically begin life as aquatic larvae with gills and metamorphose into air-breathing adults with lungs, moist skin for cutaneous respiration, and a life cycle that often depends on water for reproduction. |
| 3. What is unique about amphibian skin? | moist texture |
| 4. What disease is decimating amphibians worldwide? | Chytridiomycosis |
| Describe the general characteristics of reptiles | Tough, dry, water-resistant scale |
| What is the difference between an endotherm and an ectotherm? | Endoderm is an animal that can produce their own body temp by producing heat through blood. Ectotherm is an animal that relies on external environment to regulate body temp |
| Describe the general characteristics of birds. | feathers, toothless beaked jaws, and laying hard-shelled eggs |
| Describe the general characteristics of mammals. | Fur bearing and different kinds of teeth |
| What are the three major groups of animals? What are the differences between these three groups? | Monotremes-egg laying mammals , Marsupials- pouched mammals Placentals- placental mammals (nurses through development similar to humans) |
| What is a species distribution or species range? | The geographical area within which that species can be found |
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