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Biology: Kingdom Animalia
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What is the concentration of sensory and nerve cells at one end of an animal?
Cephalization
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With what do reef-building coral live in a symbiotic relationship?
Algae
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Sponges have male and female parts, a condition known as what?
Hermaphroditic
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Cuttlefish, squid, octopus
Cephalopods
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Name and describe the 3 kinds of mollusks
Bivalve: two shells connected by hinge. Gastropod: includes terrestrial species. Cephalopods: highly intelligent.
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What supports the walls of a sponge's body?
Spicules
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What do you call the nervous system that forms a network of nerves that cnidarians have?
A nerve net
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What kind of fertilization do mollusks use?
External and internal
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The larvae produced by aquatic mollusks contribute greatly to what community?
Plankton community
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Name the three major groups of worms
Roundworm, flatworm, and segmented worm.
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What do you call the two bundles of nerve cells in a worm?
Ganglia
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What kind of animals use behavior to regulate temperature?
Ectothermic
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How many germs layers do animals with digestive and circulatory tracts usually have?
3
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How do sponge's feed?
They trap food particles carried by water currents in their pores.
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Which germ layer contains the digestive tract?
Endoderm
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What is the specialized rasping feeding structure that many mollusks have?
A radula
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Name and describe the 3 ways females produce young.
Oviparous: lay eggs. Ovoviviparous: carry young separate from mother's body. Viviparous: carry connected young
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What kind of skeleton do animals with an internal skeleton have?
Endoskeleton
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Slugs and snails
Gastropods
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What do mollusks have that circulates water in their bodies?
Siphons
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How do earthworms play an important role in the environment?
They recycle dead organic material into nutrient-rich casting.
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