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Movement, used for locomotion on land or the floor of a lake or river |
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Movement, swimming and reproduction |
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Used for defense and grabbing onto prey. |
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Aid in balance and taste/touch sensations |
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Provide strong senses of taste and touch |
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Respiratory, water and oxygen pass over these and are distributed throughout the body |
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Respiratory, keep water flowing through the gills |
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Circulatory system, pumps blood throughout the body |
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Circulatory system, cavty that holds the heart |
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Circulatory system, gravity causes blood to fall here |
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Circulatory system, blood is passed through here and cleaned of impurities |
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Digestive system, breaks food into small chunks |
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Digestive system, Food enters here after it is broken up by mandibles |
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Digestive system, first region grinds food into particles, second stores these particles |
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Digestive system, secrete enzymes |
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Digestive system, if particles are too large to be digested they are sent to the intestine. |
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Nervous system, composes the brain |
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Nervous system, send signles from the ganglia throughout the body |
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Nervous system, helps with balance |
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Reproductive system, produces gametes, ovary for female, testis for male |
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