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Invertebrates
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Invertebrates belong to what Kingdom? | Animalia |
| What do we call animals that do not have a backbone? | Invertebrates |
| Amoeba, with no particular shape, have what kind of symmetry? | Asymmetry |
| Sea stars, hydra, & jelly fish have what type of symmetry? | Radial symmetry |
| What type of symmetry provides a mirror image when a line is drawn from head to toe through an organism? | Bilateral symmetry |
| What term refers to the head end of an organism? | Anterior |
| What term refers to the 'tail' end of an organism? | Posterior |
| What term refers to the back side of an organism? | Dorsal |
| What term refers to the belly side of an organism? | Ventral |
| What term refers to organisms like the sponge that are not able to move themselves from one location to another? | Sessile |
| What term refers to the tissue arrangement with only ectoderm, mesoderm & endoderm? | Acoelomate |
| What organisms are acoelomate? | Sponges, hydra, jellyfish |
| How do sponges get their food? | Filter feeding |
| What cell in a sponge line the osculum and beat their flagella to draw water through the sponge? | Collar cells (Choanocytes) |
| What structure is the exit for water, waste & sperm from a sponge? | Osculum |
| What cells line the outside of the cell & can control the opening & closing of pore cells? | Pinacocyte (epithelial) cells |
| Which cells in a sponge allow water to pass through? | Pore cells |
| What cells of a sponge move food from the pore cells, move waste to the pore cells, & distribute sperm through the interior. | Amoebocytes |
| What term refers to organisms like the sponge that can produce both sperm & eggs. | Hermaphrodite |
| Sponges belong to what phylum? | Phylum Silicea, Calcarea (Porifera) |
| Hydra, coral, & jellyfish belong to what phylum? | Phylum Cnidaria |
| Do Cnidarians have a coelom? | No, they are acoelomate |
| A hydra has what body form? | Polyp |
| A jellyfish has what body form? | Medusa |
| What type of nervous system do Cnidarians have? | Nerve impulses |
| What stinging structure do Cnidarians (hydra & jellyfish) fire to capture their prey? | Nematocyst |
| What type of digestive system do Cnidarians have? | Gastrovascular cavity |
| Flatworms belong to what phylum? | Phylum Platyhelminthes |
| The Phylum Platyhelminthes include what 3 kinds of organisms? | Planaria, tapeworms & flukes |
| Do flatworms have a coelom? | No, they are acoelomate |
| What term refers to the ability of flatworms to regrow body parts? | Regeneration |
| What kind of nervous system do flatworms have? | Nerve net |
| The digestive tract of a flatworm has how many openings? | One opening |
| Roundworms & hookworms belong to what Phylum? | Phylum Nematoda |
| What kind of digestive tract do roundworms have? | Complete digestive tract with 2 openings |
| Do nematodes have a coelom? | No, they have a pseudocoelom |
| What organisms belong to the phylum Nematoda? | Roundworms & hookworms |
| What is a pseudocoelom? | A pseudocoelom has a body cavity with mesoderm on one side & endoderm on the other (ectoderm, mesoderm, body cavity, endoderm) |
| Segmented worms belong to what phylum? | Phylum Annelida |
| What kind of digestive tract do segmented worms have? | Complete digestive tract with 2 openings |
| The Phylum Annelida includes what segmented worms? | Earthworms & leeches |
| Do segmented worms have a coelom? | Yes |
| What is a coelom? | A fluid-filled body cavity completely surrounded by mesoderm |
| What is the advantage to having a coelom? | The fluid-filled body cavity surrounded by mesoderm cushions & protects internal organs. |
| Insects belong to what phylum? | Phylum Arthropoda |
| What organisms belong to the phylum Arthropoda? | Insects, crayfish, spiders, daphnia, centipedes, millipedes, horseshoe crabs, scorpions |
| What do all Arthropods have? | Jointed appendages & an exoskeleton |
| Do Arthropods have a coelom? | Yes |
| What is an exoskeleton? | A hard outer protective skeleton |
| What type of nervous system do Arthropods have? | Double ventral nerve cord |
| What kind of digestive tract do Arthropods have? | Complete digestive tract with 2 openings |