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Worm Jeopardy 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 PlatyhelminthesNematodaAnnelidaPicturesCycles Final Jeopardy
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Members of Phylum Platyhelminthes are collectively known as what? 2
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Flatworms 3
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4 All flukes must pass through what kind of intermediate host during their lifecycles?
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5 Snails
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6 Tapeworms are members of which Platyhelminthes Class?
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7 Cestiodea
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8 Planarians are members of which Platyhelminthes Class?
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9 Turbellaria
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10 Why must all flatworms be flat?
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11 Due to a lack of a circulatory or respiratory system, they must be flat so oxygen can diffuse throughout their bodies
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12 Members of Phylum Nematoda are collectively known as what?
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13 Roundworms
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14 What kind of body plan do all Nematodes possess?
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15 Pseudocoelom
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16 What part of your body was first developed by Nematodes?
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17 Anus
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What is the purpose of the Nematode non-cellular cuticle? 18
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19 It allows the worm to live in virtually any environment
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What is Eutely? 20
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21 Eutely is when every member of a particular species contains the exact number of cells in their body (this is very rare)
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22 Members of Phylum Annelida are collectively known as what?
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23 Segmented worms
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24 What is the name for the thin, internal divisions between metameres in Annelids?
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25 Septa (Septum is singular)
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26 Which Annelid class contains organisms such as tubeworms, fireworms, sandworms, and lugworms?
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27 Class Polychaeta
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28 Which Annelid class contains the leeches?
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29 Class Hirudinea
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30 What is the difference between parapodia and setae
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31 Parapodia are the fleshy, leg-like protrusions on polychaetes that are used for locomotion. Setae are small hairs that most Annelids possess and are used primarily for respiration and protection
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32 What type of body plan is pictured below?
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33 Pseudocoelomate
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34 The head of a certain worm is pictured below. What kind of worm is this?
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35 Tapeworm
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36 What is the name of the worm pictured below?
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37 Hookworm
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38 What is the name of the worm pictured below and in what Annelid class does it reside?
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39 Worm – Fireworm Class – Polychaeta
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40 What is the name of the disease and the worm that gives you the disease pictured below?
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41 Disease – Elephantiasis Worm – Wuschereria
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42 What type of common childhood worm exhibits the lifecycle shown below?
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37 Pinworm
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44 What is the most common way to catch Trichina worms and Tapeworms?
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45 Eating undercooked pork
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46 What do the wuschereria, loa loa, and heart worms have in common?
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47 They are all transmitted via an insect vector
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48 How do you catch the Guinean Fire Worm?
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49 By drinking water that contains copepods infected with the worm larvae
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50 What worm lifecycle is pictured below?
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51 Chinese liver fluke
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52 Write out the Ascaris lifecycle using only 4 or 5 steps
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53 1.Eat/drink something containing Ascaris eggs 2.Larvae hatch in intestines, move to bloodstream, and break into lung alveioli 3.Cough up larvae & swallow back to intestines 4.Mature to adults during 2 nd trip to intestines 5.Adults lay eggs that are passed in feces
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