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| Organism that grows on or in other living organisms. |
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| Round and Flat worms are these. A Round worm is an animal _________. |
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| filters out small organisms |
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| Conatins glands that produce the chell of most mollusks |
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| Members of this group are snails,slugs, and sea butterflies |
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| Live on land;have a radula in their mouth |
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| thin,spiny structure that forms the skeleton of many sponges |
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| An animal that has a backbone,or vertebal |
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| Animal that has no backbone |
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| Animals that canmake their own food |
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| The ability of an organism to regrow lost parts |
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| bristles on the segments of the earthworm to help it pull itself along the ground |
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| Flatworms are grouped here |
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| soft bodied animals that typically have inner or outer shells |
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| Included in this group are octopuses, squids, and nautiluses. |
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| Most dont have an outer shell |
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| Used to sting or catch prey |
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| Tiny openings in a sponge |
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| organism that cannot make its own food |
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