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VOCAB ONLY Arthropods

autotomy exoskeleton open cheliped Skeleton on the outside of the body ____________________ Circulatory system in which _____________________ Circulatory fluid is NOT contained in vessels Big pincher claw on a crayfish __________________ Ability to drop off a body part to escape a predator _______________________ open cheliped autotomy

nauplius regeneration antennules carapace Ability to regrow a lost body part ____________________ Smaller feelers that sense touch, taste, and equilibrium ____________________ Part of the exoskeleton in a crayfish that covers the cephalothorax __________________ Type of larva with 3 pairs of appendages and one eye_________________________ antennules carapace nauplius

Compound eye swimmerets mandible hemolymph An eye composed of many ____________________ light detectors each with it own lens One of 10 bilaterally paired appendages on the abdomen of a crayfish that create water currents, transfer sperm (males) & carry young (females) ____________________ A heart shaped movable mouth part that functions in chewing in a crayfish ________________________ Blood in an animal with open circulation ______________________________ swimmerets mandible hemolymph

telson maxilliped tagma spinnerets Thoracic appendage in arthropods used to touch, taste, and manipulate food __________________ Larger segment made by fusing smaller sections together _____________ Structure through which spiders release silk ________________________ Center section of a crayfish’s tail __________ maxilliped tagma spinnerets telson

uropods chitin molting Side sections of a crayfish’s tail ____________________ Carbohydrate found in the exoskeleton of arthropods that makes it flexible ____________________ Process of periodically shedding the exoskeleton to allow growth ________________________ uropods chitin molting

Nauplius Malpighian tubules Book lungs Main excretory organ in most insects and some myriapods and arachnids _______________ An organ for gas exchange in the abdomen of arachnids with parallel folds that resemble a book ________________________ Free swimming larva seen in Crustaceans with 3 pairs of appendages and one eye ___________________ Malpighian tubules Book lungs Nauplius

Endocrine External fertilization Green glands Joining of egg and sperm outside the body ____________________ Organ for osmoregulation and excretion of nitrogen waste in crayfish ____________________ Body system that uses hormones to control other body systems ___________________ External fertilization Green glands Endocrine

autotomy regeneration osmoregulation cephalization Maintaining the balance of water and ions in the body ________________ Concentration of nervous and sensory tissue in the anterior end of an animal__________________ Ability to self-amputate body parts ________________________ Ability to regrow lost body parts _______________ osmoregulation cephalization autotomy regeneration

Cerebral ganglia gills testes gonads Respiratory organ that exchanges gases with water__________________ Reproductive organ that makes sperm ____________________ General term for reproductive organs ___________________ Nerve center found in the head ______________________________ gills testes gonads Cerebral ganglia

chelicera Vas deferens ovary carapace Small tubules that carry sperm to the exit __________________ Reproductive organ that makes eggs ____________________ Part of the exoskeleton that covers the cephalothorax________ A pincer-like mouthpart in some arthropods like arachnids ____________ Vas deferens ovary carapace chelicera

tracheae maxilla spiracles System of tubes in spiders that ___________________ carry air directly to the tissues through openings in the exoskeleton Appendages that manipulate food and draw water ___________________ currents over the gills in a crayfish Openings in the exoskeleton _____________________ that let air into the trachea tracheae maxilla spiracles

arteries Arthropod cardiac Gastric mill Blood vessels that carry blood ________________________ away from the heart Stomach closest to the mouth ______________________ Teeth in the stomach of a __________________ crayfish that help grind food Organism with “jointed legs” and an exoskeleton ________________________ arteries cardiac Gastric mill Arthropod

vertebrate protostome coelom integument Organism with a backbone ____________________ Organism whose blastopore becomes its mouth ____________________ Body cavity formed within the mesoderm that surrounds the internal organs ______________________ Outside body covering in an animal ________________ vertebrate protostome coelom integument

ostia Internal fertilization Indirect development “in berry” Joining of an egg & sperm inside the female’s body ____________________ Kind of development in which offspring hatch as larva and must ____________________ undergo metamorphosis to become adults Term used to describe a female crayfish carrying ____________________ eggs or larvae Holes in the crayfish’s heart __________________ that allow the return of blood Internal fertilization Indirect development “in berry” ostia

antenna PRACTICE VOCAB: invertebrate deuterostome appendages Organism without a backbone ____________________ Organism whose blastopore becomes its anus ____________________ Parts that extend from the surface of the body like arms, legs, __________________ antenna, maxillipeds Large “feelers” on the head of a crayfish that sense touch and taste __________________ invertebrate deuterostome appendages antenna

veins Bilateral symmetry cephalothorax decapods Blood vessels that carry blood back ________________________ to the heart In animals the body plan where the left and right sides are mirror images of each other ____________________ Body section made by fusion of the head and thorax __________________ Organisms with 10 legs __________________ veins Bilateral symmetry cephalothorax decapods

uropods “In berry” carapace Open circulation Side sections of a crayfish’s tail ____________________ that help in “tailflips” Term used to describe a female crayfish carrying ____________________ eggs or larvae Section of exoskeleton that __________________ covers the cephalothorax in a crayfish Type of circulation in which __________________ hemolymph is NOT contained in blood vessels and flows loose inside the body spaces uropods “In berry” carapace Open circulation