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Invertebrate Study

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Term
Definition
Arachnid   4 pairs of jointed legs  
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Species   means kind, genus ____  
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LInnaeus   Father of Classification  
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tube feet   used for movement in echinoderms  
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Porifera   pore bearing, sponges  
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Asymmetry   without symmetry  
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Crustacean   5 pairs of jointed legs  
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Arthropods   means jointed legs  
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Echinoderm   having spiny skin  
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Insect   having 3 body parts, head abdomen and thorax  
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Genus   first part of the scientific name  
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Worms   flat (planeria) , round (nematode) , and segmented (annelids)  
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sessile   animals that don't move around  
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book lungs   arachnids use for breathing  
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earthworms   eat dirt  
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annelid   means having rings, earthworm is the example  
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molt   insect grows loose their exoskeleton  
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crop   stored crushed food in earthworm  
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gizzard   grinds food for earthworms  
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spicules   skeletal-like system in spoges  
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setae   used to hold onto the soil for earthworms  
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Cnidaria   stinging celled organisms, jellyfish, coral  
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bilateral symmetry   body parts cut in 1/2 mirror image.  
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Mollusks   gastropods, bivalves, cephalpods  
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invertebrate   animals lacking backbone  
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vertebrate   animals with a backbone  
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free-living   animals that can move around  
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radula   mollusk tongue used for scraping food  
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trachea   opening in insects used to breath  
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open system   blood vessels to travel around the body  
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