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What is the name given to the process by which insects shed their exoskeleton to grow?
Molting
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What simple invertebrate lacks true tissues and organs, and is often found attached to rocks in the ocean?
Sponge
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Name a common invertebrate that has a soft body and is often found in gardens
Snail (or slug)
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What is the only invertebrate group that can fly?
Insects
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Which invertebrate group, often parasitic, is characterized by a flat body and includes tapeworms and flukes?
Platyhelminthes
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What is the largest group of invertebrates, characterized by their jointed appendages?
Arthropods
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What worm-like invertebrate is known for its segmented body and is often used for composting?
Earthworms
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What radially symmetrical invertebrate group possesses stinging cells called cnidocytes, and includes jellyfish, corals, and sea anemones?
Cnidaria
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What do we call the larval stage of a butterfly or moth?
Caterpillar (or larva)
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What invertebrate group includes animals like clams, snails, and squid, often having a shell?
Molluscs
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