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Genetic evidence suggests that insects have evolved from crustaceans. What is a reason that insects are so much smaller than crustaceans?
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The ____ is an extension of the upper body wall in mollusks.
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Four of the following are major features of arthropods. Which is the exception?
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Mosquito-transmitted roundworms cause a tropical disease called ____.
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Respond to the following statement in reference to the five animal phyla listed below.
-The larval stage in this phylum has bilateral symmetry, whereas the adult stage exhibits radial symmetry.
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Figure 24.6
Refer to the illustration above of an adult sponge for questions.
-In the accompanying figure, a cell type that helps to pull water through the sponge and strains out food particles is identified by the number ____.
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Respond to the following statement in reference to the five animal phyla listed below.
-This phylum has the greatest number of species.
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__________ is a process where a concentration of nerves and sensory structures forms in the head region.
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Which group of arthropods can be distinguished from other groups by its two pairs of antennae?
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Animals most likely evolved from a colony similar to __________, a type of protist.
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-echinoderms
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Animals of the phylum ____ are likely to have an exoskeleton.
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