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What do you call invertebrates with long, soft, usually cylindrical bodies, and without legs?

Worms are invertebrates with long, soft, usually cylindrical bodies, and without legs

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What are the simplest types of worms?

Flatworms (Platyhelminthes) are the simplest types of worms.

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What are parasitic animals?

Parasitic animals live in the body of another animal for food.

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What is the term for animals that are NOT parasitic?

Animals that are not parasitic are called FREE-LIVING animals.

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What do you call the brain of a flatworm?

The brain of a flatworm is called a GANGLIA.

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What do you call the brain of a flatworm?

Flatworms have a simple brain called GANGLIA, which is a bundle of nerves.

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What is hermaphroditic?

Hermaphroditic is having both male and female reproductive organs.

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What are tapeworms?

Tapeworms are flatworms that are found in the intestinal wall of another animal.

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How do tapeworms cling to the intestinal wall of another animal?

Tapeworms cling to the intestinal wall of another animal using HOOKS and SUCKERS.

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What are "threadlike worms"?

Roundworms (nematodes) are "threadlike worms." They have tube-like bodies that are pointed at both ends.

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What are the simplest animals with two openings? Describe these openings.

Roundworms (nematodes) have TWO POINTED ENDS with openings--the mouth and the anus.

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What are the most common segmented worms?

Earthworms are the most common segmented worms.

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What are animals with soft bodies that live oceans, streams, and moist soil?

MOLLUSKS are animals with soft bodies that live oceans, streams, and moist soil.

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What special organ help animals absorb oxygen from the water?

GILLS are special organs that help animals absorb oxygen from the water.

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What are the three types of mollusks?

The three types of mollusks are UNIVALVES, BIVALVES, and CEPHALOPODS.

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Describe the three types of mollusks.

UNIVALVES have one shell. BIVALVES are hinged together. Squid and octopus are examples of CEPHALOPODS. The squid have highly reduced internal shell.

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