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5. 200 pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt 200 pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt 200pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt 200 pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt 200 pt 300 pt 800 pt 1000 pt 100 pt Planarians Tapeworms CnidariansMollusksGrab Bag

6. What does the word “platy” mean?

7. Flat

8. These structures on a planarian are only used to detect light

9. What are eyespots?

10. This is the feeding tube of the Planarian

11. What is a Pharynx?

12. A type of asexual reproduction where body parts can grow back.

13. What is regeneration?

14. The type of digestive system that planarians have

15. Two way – waste exits the same place that food enters

16. What is found in every proglottid (segment) of a tapeworm?

17. Eggs and sperm

18. This is the head of the tapeworm.

19. What is a scolex?

20. Why do tapeworms need to absorb their host’s already digested food through their skin? (I’m looking for 2 things)

21. They don’t have a mouth or a stomach.

22. When does a segment of a tapeworm break off and leave in its host’s waste? Daily Double!!!

23. When it’s filled with fertilized eggs

24. How does a tapeworm get into the intestine of a host and how does it attach? (2 separate questions)

25. The eggs are eaten by the host – the tapeworm attaches with hooks and suckers

26. What are the two body plans of cnidarians?

27. Polyp and medusa

28. If a polyp is attached to a surface, this is called…

29. sessile

30. How do polyps reproduce? Describe this type of asexual reproduction

31. Budding – this is where the baby grows directly off the parent

32. What are the stinging cells called in cnidarians?

33. Nematocysts

34. What type of symmetry do sea anemones have?

35. Radial – just like all cnidarians

36. How does a squid use is siphon to move and what is it called?

37. Water is sucked into the mantle cavity and shot out the siphon – it is called jet propulsion

38. This is the function of the mantle in many mollusks.

39. To make the shell

40. What class of mollusks is this animal in? Also what type of symmetry does it have if it’s a mollusk?

41. Cephalopod – it has bilateral symmetry

42. What phylum and class is this animal in?

43. Phylum = Mollusk Class = Gastropod

44. What is a radula?

45. A tongue-like organ of gastropods that works like a file with rows of teeth – it helps them eat

46. What type of circulatory system do cephalopods have?

47. Closed

48. The number of body openings that planarians have

49. What is 1

50. What are the openings of a roundworm

51. Mouth and anus

52. Phylum name of roundworms

53. nematoda

54. What phylum is this animal in?

55. Platyhelmenthes