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2 Animal Traits

3 Chordates

4 Sponges & Cnidarians

5 Worms

6 Arthropods

7 Mollusks & Echinoderms

8 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Animal Traits Chordates Sponges & Cnidarians Worms Arthropods Mollusks & Echinoderms

9 A group of similar cells doing a job

10 What is a tissue?

11 End of an animal where the head is located

12 What is anterior?

13 Two types of tissues found only in animals

14 What are nervous and muscular tissues?

15 Type of symmetry of cnidarians

16 What is radial?

17 Two groups of animals that are deuterostomes

18 What are echinoderms and chordates?

19 Term for having sense organs concentrated on the head

20 What is cephalization?

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22 Location of the nerve cord in chordates

23 What is dorsal?

24 Structure in chordate embryos that may develop into gills or lungs

25 What are pharyngeal pouches?

26 Flexible rod of tissue down the back of chordate embryos

27 What is the notochord?

28 Type of symmetry found in vertebrates

29 What is bilateral?

30 Type of symmetry found in sponges

31 What is asymmetry?

32 Digestion occurs in these cells in sponges

33 What are collar cells?

34 Hard spike-like structures in the walls of sponges

35 What are spicules?

36 Cells that can move throughout a sponge distributing food and oxygen

37 What are amebocytes?

38 Water leaves the sponge through this large opening

39 What is the osculum?

40 Term for worms that produce both eggs and sperm

41 What are hermaphrodites?

42 Phylum for the roundworms

43 What is Nematoda?

44 Type of coelom or body cavity found in roundworms

45 What is a pseudocoelom?

46 Rotifers have this type of body cavity

47 What is a true coelom?

48 Type of body cavity found in humans

49 What is a true coelom?

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51 Waterproof covering of arthropods made of chitin

52 What is the exoskeleton?

53 Type of appendages found in arthropods

54 What is jointed?

55 Subphylum for crabs and lobsters

56 What is Crustacea?

57 Two main body regions for a spider or crayfish

58 What is the cephalothorax and abdomen?

59 Number of legs on an grasshopper

60 What is six?

61 Function of the radula in mollusks

62 What is eating?

63 Hard tissue layer in mollusks that covers and protects the body organs

64 What is the mantle?

65 Mollusk with a two part shell like a clam

66 What is a bivalve?

67 Mollusk that uses jet propulsion form movement

68 What are squids or octopus?

69 Use by bivalve mollusks to move

70 What is the muscular foot?

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72 Body Cavities

73 Which of these diagrams shows a true coelom?

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75 Number 3