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| The three classes in the phylum Porifera |
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1.Class Calcarea
2.Class Hexactinellida
3.Demospongiae |
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| Which phylum are embedded with gelatinous protein matrix? |
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| A gelatinous protein matrix |
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| Spicules stiffen the mesoglea and are made up of calcium or silica with spongin fibers. |
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Phylum:Porifera
Class:Calcera
*note:Can be prickly kinda looks like coral. |
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Phylum:Porifera
Class:Hexactinellida
*note:very netlike |
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Phylum:Porifera
Class: Demospongia
*note:can be compared to the bath sponges |
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| What is a syconoid body shape of a sponge? |
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| They have a tubular design and the body wall is folded creating a radial canal |
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| What is a Leuconoid Sponge body shape? |
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| Have complex body shape, an example would be a sponge bath |
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| what do choanocytes do for sponges? |
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| the choanocyte cell (collar cell) traps food particles through the action of a beating flagellum, drawing water through |
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| What is the process in which sponges gain food |
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| The sponges are believed to be derived by which ancestral division of organism? |
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What are the three classes of the Phylum Cnidaria?
*hint think of zoa. |
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1.Class Hydrozoa
2.Class Scyphozoa
3.ClassAnthozoa |
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Phylum: Cnidera
Class:Hydrozoa |
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| The Polyp stage of the Obelia |
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Phylum:Cnidaria
Class:scyphozoa
Type: Aurelia |
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| The life cycle of aurelia |
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| What class does the obelia belong too? |
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| The strobila stage of the Aurelia jellyfish |
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| The Ephyra Stage of the Aurelia |
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| The Medusae Stage of a Aurelia |
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| The Planula larvae stage of a Aurelia |
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| A scyphistoma or developing polyp stage of a Aurelia |
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Phylum:Cnidaria
Class: anthozoa |
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Phylum: Cnidaria
Class:Anthozoa |
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| Study the life cycle of the Obelia. |
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| Sporocyst of the Tremadota, Schistosoma |
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A male schistosoma
Phylum:Tremadota
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| Which phylum contain sponges |
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| Which phylum contains the corals, jellyfishes and hydras |
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| what phylum has flatworms? |
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| Which phylum has the roundworms? |
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| Which phylum has snails,clams,squids? |
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| Which phylum has segemented worms? |
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| which phylum has the horseshoe crabs spiders lobsters millipedes insects? |
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| Which phylum contains sea lillies , brittle stars,sea urchin and sea cucumber? |
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| What are the three classes in the Phylum Platyhelminthes? |
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Class Turbellaria
Class Trematoda
Class Cestoda |
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Phylum:Platyhelminthes
Class:Turbellaria |
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Phylum:Platyhelminthes
Class:Tremadota
Group:Fasciola
Sheep liver fluke adult |
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| Study the body parts of the Fasciola |
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The Life cycle of the Schistosoma
Phylum:tremadota |
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| The Miracidium of the Schistosoma |
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| a thick-walled spore of some algae and fungi that is formed by union of two similar sexual cells |
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| A jellyfish in the scyphozoa class in the phylum cnidaria |
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| The cercaria of the tremadota schistosoma |
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| is a organism in the hydrozoa class of the cnidaria phylum |
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| Male schistosoma and female schistisoma |
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Mature Dypylidium canine tapeworms
class: Cestoda
phylum:Platyhelminthes |
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Phylum:Platyhelminthes
Class: Cestoda
Echinococcus |
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| muscular system is derived from |
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| Do the the phylum Platyhelminthes have a body cavity? |
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| lack internal body cavity |
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| Repeating segments of reproductive "sacs"' |
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| An organ that is like a holdfast that is usually with suckers and or hooks |
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| the entire surface of the class cestopa are covered with what tiny hair-like projections |
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| A cyst that developes by Echinococcus |
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Phylum:Nematoda
Class:Enoplea...turbatrix or anguilla
Common name: Vinegar eels |
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Phylum:nematoda
Class:Enoplea |
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Phylum:nematoda
Class:Rhabditea
Common Name:Pinworm |
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Phylum:Nematoda
Class:Rhabditea
common name:Hookworm |
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| What are the classes in the Phylum Mollusca |
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1.Class Cephalopoda
2.Class Bivalvia
3.Class Gastropoda
4.Class Polyplacophora |
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| Does the phylum mollusca have body cavities? |
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| a cavity completely lined with mesoderm |
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| what does the coelom benefit? |
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1)a more stable and less crowded arrangement
2)enhance movement of materials such as waste products 3) enh |
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| What type of relationship do lichens have? |
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| Have symbiotic relationship with green algea or cyanobacteria |
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| What is the class hydrozoa made up of? |
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| Cross section of an ascocarp |
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| What is the class anthozoa made up of and what phylum does it belong to |
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| Anthozoa made up of sea anemones and corals and belongs to the phylum cnidaria |
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| Cross sections of an ascocarp |
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| Mycorrhizae fungus cross section of root |
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| What type of circulatory systems do clams have? |
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| Clam has an open circulatory system |
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| What are the two movements of earthworm, what two sets of muscles are used? |
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| Longitudinal muscles and circular muscles, Longitudial muscles run end to end of the worm's body, The circular muscles contract. |
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| For movement in animals helps move limbs AWAY |
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| What does Polyplacophora mean? |
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Kingdom:Animalia
Phylum:Mollusca
Class:Polyplacophora
Chiton |
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| What does Gastropoda mean? |
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Gastropoda shells
Kingdom:Animalia
Phylum: Mollusca
Class:Gastropoda |
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| Memorize parts of starfish |
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| What does Cephalopoda mean? |
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Kingdom:Animalia
Phylum:mollusca
Class:Cephalopoda
Common name:Octopus |
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| LEARN THE PARTS OF THE CLAM |
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Kingdom:Animalia
Phylum: annelida
class:Hirudinea |
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| What are the subphylums are in Arthropoda? |
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Subphylum:Trilobita
Subphylum:Chelicerata
Subphylum:Crustacea
Subphylum:Uniramia |
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Kingdom:animalia
Phylum:anthropoda
Subphylum:trilobita |
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Kingdom:Animalia
Phylum:arthropoda
subphylum:Chelicerata
class:merostomata |
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Animalia:
Arthropoda:
Chelicerata
Arachinida |
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| A feeding structure that scraps algae |
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Kingdom:Animalia
Phylum:Mollusca
Class:Bivalvia |
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Kingdom:Animalia
Phylum:Arthropoda
Subphylum:Crustacea |
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| Characters of arthropoda? |
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Bilateral symmetry
Body is divided into segments
exoskeleton |
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| what are the structures of the tagmata |
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Tagmatas are body segments of arthropodas
1)head
2)thorax
3)abdomen
or
1)sephalothorax
2)abdomen |
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| Name the two classes of the Chelicerata? and what are the common name organisms in the classes? |
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Class Merostomata: horseshoe crabs
Class Arachnida:spiders ticks, scorpions and mites |
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| What are the three classes in the Subphylum Uniramia? and the common names of each |
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Class:diplopoda-millipedes-2
Class:Chilopoda-centipedes-one
Class Insecta-insects-beetles |
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Phylum:arthropoda
Subphylum:uniramia
class:diploda
common name:milliepede
two LEGS |
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Kingdom:animalia
Phylum:arthropoda
Subphylum:Uniramia
Class:Chilopoda
Common name;Centipede
ONE LEG |
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Kingdom:animalia
Phylum:arthropoda
Subphylum:unirimia
Class:Insecta |
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| Memorize crayfish external anatomy |
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| external anatomy of the grasshopper |
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| Internal anatomy of the grasshopper |
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| Characteristics of The phylum echinodermata |
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no head/brain
have spicles and ossicles
have water vascular system to generate movement |
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| What are the subphylums in the phylum Echinodermata |
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Subphylum pelmatozoa
subphylum:eleutherozoa |
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Kingdom:animalia
Phylum:Echinodermata
Subphylum:pelmotozoa
Class:crinoidea |
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Kingdom:animalia
phylum:echinodermata
subphylum: Eleutherozoa
class:Ophiuroidea
common name:brittle star |
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Kingdom:animalia
phylum:echinodermata
subphylum:eleutherozoa
class:echinoidea
sea urchin
body enclosed in a shell called a test
mouth structure called aristotle lantern |
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| Aristotle's lantern used to masticate food has teeth and muscles structure common in sea urchins |
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Kingdom:animalia
phylum:echinodermata
subphylum:Eleutherozoa
class;Holothuroidea
Common name:sea cucumber |
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kingdom:animalia
phylum:echinodermata
subphylum:eleutherozoa
class:asteroidea |
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| What are the classes in the subphylum Eleutherozoa |
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Class Asteroidea: star fish
Class echiodea: sea urchin
Class holothuroidea: sea cucumber
class Ophiuroidea: brittle star |
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| memorize parts of the star fish |
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| Internal anatomy of a star fish |
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| What is the group in the phylum Chordata |
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| What are the two subphylums in the group PROTOCHORDATA |
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Subphylum:UROCHORDATA
subphylum:Cephalochordata |
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Kingdom:animalia
phylum:chordata
GROUP:Protochordata
subphylum:urochordata
common name tunicate / sea quirt |
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kingdom:Animalia
phylum:chordata
GROUP:PROTOCHORDATA
subphylum:cephalochordata
common name:lancelot |
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| Which subphylum in the chordata phylum have both sessile and mobile stages in growth development. Adult stage is sessile and youth stage is mobile.. |
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| UROCHORDATA- SEASQUIRT TUNICATE |
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| What are the Jawless fishes |
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| What Subphylum in the chordata has a notochord? |
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Cephalochordata and Urochordata both have notochords
Uro-tail+chordata-chord-TAILCORD
Cephalo-head+chordata-chord-HEADCORD |
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| What class are the bony fishes? think of osteoporosis??? |
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Kingdom:Animalia
Phylum:Chordata
Subphylum:Vertebrae
Superclass:Agnatha because had no jaws
HAGFISH |
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| Study the fins of the shark |
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KINGDOM:ANIMALIA
PHYLUM:CHORDATA
SUBPHYLUM:Vertebrata because has BACKBONE
SUPERCLASS: Gnathostomata BECAUSE it HAS JAWS
CLASS:chondrichthyes |
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KINGDOM:animalia
Phylum:Chordata because has CORD
Subphylum:vertebrata because has back bone
Superclass:Gnathosomata because hasjaws
Class:Osteichytes because has bony cartilage!! |
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| TWO SUPERCLASSES IN VERTEBRATA |
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SUPERCLASS: Agnatha without jaw
SUPERCLASS Gnathostomata with jaw |
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| two classes in The superclass GNATHOstomata( with jaws) |
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CLASS chondrichthyes: CARTILAGINOUS FISH-sharks skates rays
CLASS Osteichthyes: BONY FISHES |
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| What are special about the class amphibia when it comes to body heat |
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| They are ectothermic and do not rely on internal metabolic processes to generate heat and maintain body temperatures |
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Kingdom:animalia
phylum:chordata because have chord
subphylum: vertebrata because has a backbone
class:amphbia
ORDER:GYMNOPHIONA
COMMON NAME IS CAECILIANS
A WORM WITH A SMILE*****
has chemosensory |
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THIS IS A SIREN! but part of the order Caudata with the salamanders and newts
Kingdom:animalia
phylum:chordata-CORD
subphylum:vertebrata-backbone
class-amphibia-moist skin
Order-caudata |
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Kingdom:animalia
Phylum chordata-cord having
subphylum:vertebrata-back bone having
class:amphibia-moist skin
ORDER:ANURA
COMMON NAME FROG
FROG=ANURA
THINK OF AVATAR=frog looking blue people ANURA! alien |
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Kingdom:animalia
Phylum:chordata-has cord
Subphylum:vertebrata-has backbone
class-reptila- because has horny scales and few glands
ORDER crocodylia. |
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| DIFFERENCES between alligators and crocodiles? |
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# Alligators have a broad snout, while crocodiles have a thinner snout.
# Alligators tend to be grayish black in color, whereas crocodiles have a light tan appearance. |
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| What are the orders in the CLASS AMPHIBIA |
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ORDER Gymnophiona:Caecilians
ORDER Caudata: salamanders and newts
ORDER Anura: frogs and toads |
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| What are the orders in the class REPTILIA?? |
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ORDER Crocodylia: Alligators and crocodiles
ORDER Chelonia: Turtles and tortoises
ORDER Squamata:lizards and snakes |
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| The two suborders of the ORDER Squamata |
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SUBORDER:SAURIA
SUBORDER:Serpentes |
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Kingdom:animalia
Phylum:chordata-cord
Subphylum:vertebrata-backbone
class:Reptila
order:Chelonia
CHELONIA think of SHELL-CHEL-CHELONIA CHELONIA TURTLES AND TORTOISES.....CHEL SHELL CHEL CHELCHEL CHELONIA! |
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its a HORNED LIZARD
KINGDOM:animalia
Phylum:chordata-cord
subphylum:vertebrata-backbone
class;reptila-horny scales
order-squamata-squat looking creature**
SUBORDER-SAURIA...sore looking animal lizards look sore
SAUR** sore** SAUR** Sore** sauria=lizards |
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Kingdom:animalia
phylum:chordata-has cord
subphylum:vertebrata-has backbone
class:reptila has scales
Order:Squamata because No legs SQUAT!
subORDER:SERPENTES HARRRRY POTTER**** |
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| ON snakes on the suborder serpentes what is the nose scale? |
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Kingdom:animalia
Phylum:chordata-cord
subphylum:vertebrata-has back bone
class:AVES!!
AVES! |
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| this is A CONTOUR FEATHER! These are special contour feathers located on the wings, called flight feathers. They are shaped to to fan the air, creating "lift" to help a bird get off the ground, move about in the air, and land safely. |
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Filoplumes
very small and have only a very few barbs at their tips. They are believed to have a sensory function, helping birds keep their feathers in order.
Looks like split ends |
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| down feathers used for insolation---typically find in fluffy jackets |
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Kingdom:Animalia
Phylum:annelida
class:OLIGOCHAETA |
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