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| Water moves through porocytes by these cells? |
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Which cnidarian goes with medusa and polyp? Hydrozoa- Cubozoa- Scyphozoa- Anthozoa- |
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Hydrozoa- both Cubozoa- medusa Scyphozoa- medusa Anthozoa- polyp |
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| Jellies belong to which subphlyum? |
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You go to a restaurant and eat something bad. You form flat white things on you. What did you get? |
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| Which is a pseudocoelomate? |
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| Which of the phylum mollusca contains chitin? |
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Phylum mollusca-annelids-arthropds-porifera-class amphibia match: covered with chitin, aka chitons, simplest forms, salamanders, polychoates |
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Phylum mollusca- aka chitons Annelids- Polychaetes Arthropods- Covered with chitin Profiera- simplest forms Class Amphibia- salamanders |
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Which does not belong? spider, horseshoe crabs, scorpion, shrimp |
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| Echinoderms have what helping their tube feet? |
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| unique water vascular system |
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| What contains sharks and rays? |
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| Which includes the chordates that are invertebrates? |
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urochordata cephalochordata |
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| Which does not go with humans and duck bills? |
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| What is a diagnostic feature of chordates? |
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notochord dorsal, hollow nerve chord pharyngeal slits/ clefts muscular post anal tail |
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| Class myxini and petromyzontida have what in common? |
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| What class is ray-finned fishes? |
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| Amphibians use water for? |
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| Amniotic breakthrough in terrestrial environment? |
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| Dermal tissue is located? |
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| What conducts water and minerals with xylem? |
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| tracheids and vessel elements |
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| Which cell is alive and does not have a nucleus? |
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| Which cell deals with carbohydrates? |
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What is the order of these from outer to inner? phloem cortex pith xylem |
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1. cortex 2. phloem 3. xylem 4. pith |
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| What are part of the lateral meristems? |
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| vascular and cork cambium (thickens stems and roots) |
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| Sugars transported through ____. |
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| If you increase concentration of solutes you? |
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| THe casparian strip is a waterproof band that prevents water from entering vascular cylinder from the ___. |
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| The evaporation of water through the plants stomata |
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| increase in root pressure (water flows into root cortex) |
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| Water loss is regulated by what? |
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order of sugar intake? source to sink sieve tubes water cell-to-cell sugars photosynthesize in leaves sugar in sieve tibe diffuses with water |
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1. sugars photosynthesize in leaves 2. move into sieve tubes 3. sugar in sieve tube diffuses with water 4. water moves cell-to-cell 5. source to sink |
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| Polychaeta are the only ones that possess |
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| parapodia- web like feet used for motion |
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| Which clade does sharks, rays, and their relatives belong to? |
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Porifera sponges- cnidaria- platyhelminthes- mollusca- anthropoda asymmetrical body- radial symmetry-snails and slugs, chitons- covered by an exoskeleton made of chiton- tripoblastic developement, but acoelomate |
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Porifera sponges-asymmetrical body cnidaria-radial symmetry platyhelminthes-tripoblastic developement mollusca-snails and slugs, chitons anthropoda- covered by an exolskeleton |
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| What is a true coelomate? |
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| Forms from tissue derived from mesoderm |
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| Flat worms under a rock, what class are they? |
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| Water movement through a sponge would follow what path? |
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| pore --> spongocoal --> osculum |
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photosynthesize sugar in leaves sugar moves into sieve tubes water diffuses into seive tubes water moves from cell to cell source to sink |
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| Cnidarians have a __, ____, and ____. |
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radial body plan gastrovascular cavity cnidocytes |
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| What has tripoblastic developement? |
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| platyhelminthes (flatworms) |
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| Athropods have all except? |
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| pseudocoelomate choice; open circulatory sytem |
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Which of the following phlya and characteristics is incorrect? porifera- gastrovascular cavity, 2 layers rotifera- parthogenesis cnidaria- radial symmetry, polyp and medusa platyhelminthes- flatworms, gastrovascular cavity |
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porifera- gastrovascular cavity, 2 layers |
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| What phylum has the largest number of animals? |
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| 3 of the 4 animals listed posses some type of coelem. EXCEPT |
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| Which of the following statements about chordates is not true? |
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| Which of the following is a diagnostic feature of tunicates that form the basis for its classification in the chordata? |
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| a notochord, only during larval stage |
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birds are different from other animals because |
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| moist skin complements lungs in gas exchange for? |
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| buds can form everywhere except? |
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Order from the inside to out... sapwood, phloem, heartwood, periderm |
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heartwood sapwood phloem periderm |
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| organic compounds (sugar) |
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parenchyma cells are all of the follwing except? thin flexible lack secondary cell wall not much metabolism or synthesis |
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| not much metabolism or synthesis |
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| sieve tube does what and is where? |
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transports carbs in phloem |
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| vascular cambium and cork cambium produce |
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| What tissue produces phloem? |
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| when the stomata is fixed open, what is the best kind of day for water transportation? |
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myxini and petromyzontida have what |
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| actinopterygii have what that makes them unique |
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| chordates have what that others dont... |
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| the secondary plant's body protective covering, consists of the cork cambium plus the layers of cork cells it produces |
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| Lineosaur reptile lineage includes what? |
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tuatars- lizard like reptiles squamates- lizards and snakes |
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| cortex is made up of what tissue |
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| groudn tissue that is external to the vascular tissue |
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| alive at maturity, carry out most metabolism within plant |
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| transports materials b.n roots ans shoots |
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