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Animal Groups 2011
kingdom, phylum, etc
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The porifera group has _____ body openings. | 1 |
| The porifera group does not have organs to digest food. | True |
| Where do the porifera live? | ocean |
| The porifera have hollow tubes. | true |
| The porifera are covered with ____________ | pores |
| The ______________- is an example of the porifera | sponge |
| The Cnidaria has ____ number of body openings? | 1 |
| the Cnidaria has organs to dygest food | False |
| the Cnidaria group lives in the ________. | ocean |
| What group has tentacles with stinging structres? | Cnidaria |
| what group has a soft body for their special trait | Cnidaria |
| A sea anemone, jellyfish, and coral are ex. of what group | Cnidaria |
| how many body openings does the platyhelminthes have | 1 |
| does the platyhelminthes have organs to digest food? | yes,very little |
| streams ponds and in organisms is the habitat of what group | platyhelminthes |
| a special trait, some are parasites, belongs to what group | platyhelminthes |
| the group, platyhelminthes, has a flat body | True |
| the marine flatworm and the planarian is some examples of what group | platyhelminthes |
| how many body openings does the group Nematoda have | 2 |
| does the group nematoda have organs to digest food | yes |
| the habitat of soil water and in organisms belongs to what group? | nematoda |
| for the nematoda group is mostly made up of parasites | true |
| the ex of the roundworm and the hookworm belong to what group | nematoda |
| how many body openingsdoes the annelida have | 1 |
| does the annelida have organs to digest food | yes |
| what group lives in just soil | annelida |
| the special traits of segmant and stiff hairs belongs to what group | annelida |
| the examples of earthworms and sandworms belongs to what group | Annelida |
| the Echinodermate has how many body openings | 2 |
| does the group Echinodermate have organs to dygest food | yes |
| the Echinodermate lives in the ocean | true |
| does the Echinomate have tubelike feet and a inside skelton | yes |
| is the Echinodermate able to regenerate | yes |
| the ex. of sea urchin, sea star, and sand dollar belong ot what group | Echinodermate |
| the molluska has 2 body openings | true |
| the arthropoda has how many body openings | 2 |
| does the molluska have organs to digest food | yes |
| does the arthropoda have organs to digest food | yes |
| does the molluska live in water soil and sometimes rock | yes |
| where do the artropoda live | everywhere |
| the ____________ group has a soft body, eyes, organs that pump blood for their special traits | Molluska |
| Small slugs, oysters, clams, muscles, scallops, octopus and squid are examples of this group. | molluska |
| ______________ has an exoskeleton | arthropoda |
| _____________ is the largest group of all phyla. there are more than other animal | arthropoda |
| True/False-exoskeleton does not grow with you | True |
| _______________ has apendages that are jointed legs | arthropoda |
| These are examples of arthropoda | crabs, beetles, spiders and millipede |
| This group has 5 pairs of legs | crustaceans |
| This group has ___ pair of antennae | 2 |
| How many body sections do crustraceans have | 2 |
| True or false? Crustaceans are not found everywhere. | False |
| Crustaceans are: | lobster, crab,shrimp, barnacles |
| Arachnids have ____ pairs of legs | 4 |
| Do arachnids have antennae? | No |
| The habitat of arachnids are: land and | fresh water |
| Spiders, scorpians, ticks and mites are examples of what group? | arachnids |
| Insects have how many pairs of legs? | 3 |
| How many antennae pairs do insects have? | 1 |
| How many body sections do insects have? | 3 |
| Where are insects found? | everywhere |
| Insects, butterflies, grasshoppers, bed bugs, bees, wasps, praying mantice are: | insects |
| Crustaceans, arachnids, insects and millipeds and centipeds are members of what group? | arthropods |
| Fish, amphibia, repitilia, aves and mammalia are vertebrates or invertebrates? | vertebrates |
| ARe fish warm or cold blooded? | cold |
| True or false-fish have gills? | true |
| Fish live where? | water |
| These organisms have young that develop from eggs without cells. | fish |
| ________ covers the bodies of fish | scales |
| Fish are an examples of what group? | fish |
| Are amphibia warm or cold blooded? | cold |
| How do amphibia breath? | first with gills and then lungs |
| Where do amphibia live? | water and land |
| Which group has young that develop as eggs without shells, begin life in water and then move to land? | amphibia |
| True or false-amphibia do not have scales | true |
| frogs, salamanders,newts, toads are examples of: | amphibia |
| are reptilia cold or warm blooded? | cold |
| reptilia use ____________ to breathe? | lungs |
| reptilia live where? | land and water |
| how to reptilia young develop? | eggs have leathery shell. They nest out of water and on land |
| Members of this group have scales and some shells | reptilia |
| Lizards, alligators, crocidiles,snake are examples of: | reptilia |
| Aves are warm/cold blooded? | warm |
| Aves breath with? | lungs |
| Aves lives where? | land and water |
| How do young aves develop? | from eggs with hard shells |
| Penguins, ducks, hummingbirds and bald eagles are examples from which group? | Aves |
| Mammalia are warm or cold blooded? | warm |
| What do mammalia use to breathe? | lungs |
| True or False-Placentomammals give have live birth | true |
| Marsupiles carry their young in a ___________ | pouch |
| __________ are vertebrates who have young that develop from eggs | monotremes |
| Raccoon, walrus, whales and kangaroos are examples of: | mammalia |
| The 3 classes of fish are: | agnatha, chondrichthyes, osteichthys |
| jawless fish like hag fish and lampreys are examples of: | agnatha group |
| cartilage fish are: | sharks, skates, rays |
| chondrichthyes are: | cartilage fish |
| osteichthys examples are: | bony fish like clownfish, rainbow trout and bass |
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