Exam 19: Evolution of the Animal Phyla
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Exam 19: Evolution of the Animal Phyla51 Questions
Exam 20: History of the Vertebrates51 Questions
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Exam 22: The Animal Body and How It Moves50 Questions
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Most of the phyla of the animal kingdom are of animals that occur:
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A sponge feeds itself by __________________,drawing organisms along with water into itself for nourishment.
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The first animal group to show extracellular digestion was the:
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Arthropods cannot grow to a very large size because they lack:
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You went scuba diving and bring back to the lab an animal that has bilateral symmetry,a true coelom,and is a deuterostome.What animal could this be?
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Trichinosis is a ________ -caused disease can be acquired by eating undercooked ________.
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_______ is the field of study in which unique sequences of certain genes are used to identify clusters of related groups.
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What is the advantage to an animal of having extracellular digestion within a gut cavity rather than intracellular digestion?
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You are at a restaurant and order the lobster for dinner.Your son yells,"No,don't eat that ________" please!
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The three distinct cell layers that form in an embryo are the ectoderm,_____________________ and ___________________.
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Which phyla contains organisms divided into a head,thorax and abdomen?
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The type of body cavity seen in the roundworms that develops between mesoderm and endoderm layers is a:
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Cnidarians and ctenophorans differ from other metazoans by having:
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Heartworm infection in dogs and cats are caused by a parasitic _____ that infests the heart of the animal.
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