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BIOLOGY-plants Test

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What is the function of a chromatophore?
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Why insect’s eyes are called compound eyes? What are they primarily used for?
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What type of symmetry to cnidarians have (include both stages)
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What is sessile?
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How is the body of insects divided?
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Describe thee appendages of arthropods? Include the part of the body they are attached to.
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Explain the evidence to support cephalization in Annelids.
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What is spongin?
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How are Echinoderms like vertebrates?
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52. What is “molting”? Why do arthropods need to molt?
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Know how grasshoppers breathe.
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What is a proglottid? (hint: part of a tape worm)
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How do gastropods prevent water loss?
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Be able to label the body parts of a grasshopper.
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Who causes the disease elephantiasis
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How is Schistomiasis transmitted?
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What is the tough covering of the cephalothorax on a crayfish called? Where is thecephalothorax located on a crayfish?
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Do mollusks have a true coelom? What is it?
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What is meant by: dorsal, ventral, anterior and posterior?
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Why don’t animal cells have cell walls?
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radial (medusa and polyp)
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Wuchereria bancrofti (Filial worm)
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yes, coelomate
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Growth of an arthropod· Due to the fact that the exoskeleton is hard arthropod can not growth w/o shedding this covering
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Through tracheal tube
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Bilateral symmetry and cerebral ganglia
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· Dorsal- top· Ventral- bottom· Anterior- head· Posterior- tail (end)
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Tough covering is carapace which is located near the head
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Jointed extensions such as legs and antennae found in Arthropods· Connected to abdomen (body wall)
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Contaminated Water
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Head, thorax, and abdomen
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Stucture that contains both male and female sex organs
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Camouflage to avoid predation or to capture food
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Non-motile· Spend entire adult life attached
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Mucus plug, retreating into shell
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Paired jointed appendages
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They contain an endoskeleton
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· Soft “sponge-like material made of a sulfur-protein”
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We do not produce glucose, which forms cellulose, which is part of cell wall
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Eyes composed of many individual light detectors, each with its own lens; found in most arthropods.
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Function of mastax?
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Annelids have what type of body structure?
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What type of arthropod (class) is a crayfish?
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What type of body cavity does a Nematoda have?
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Who lays the eggs in an ant society?
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What type of symmetry do Platyhelminthes have?
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Where is the shell on a squid?
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In a protostome, what does the blastopore become?
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Give and example of a chelicerate
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What organ allows animals to breathe under water?

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