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| only gymnosperm that still uses sperm cells; existed during dinosaurs, looks: short palm tree |
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| pine, spruce, cypress, fir |
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| has boat needles, cones are circle shaped |
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| cone: looks like mouse tail coming out, needles are soft and look like a star |
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| cypress family, branches out junipers |
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| looks like straight line when looked at straight on, single needled |
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| needles are in 2-5, sharp scales on cones w/ more spread out look |
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| cones look like umbrellas, sequioa, single needled, straight line |
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| sharp needles come to a star, flatter longer cone |
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| Cypress family, fluffy looking |
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| bigger, produces pine seed |
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| much smaller, produces pollen |
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| Flowers; monocots and dicots |
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| on flower for protection, part underneath petals |
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| on flower top part of very middle stem and is the female part |
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| on flower the whole stem in the middle and its the ovary that produces unfertilized seeds |
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| on flower the outside (middle) top part |
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| on flower the outside (middle) length, male gametaphyte that produces pollen |
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| single leafed, petals in mult of 3, leaf veins are parallel and there is no woody tissue |
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| 2 leafed, petals in mult of 4-5, leaf veins are netted, sometimes woody tissue |
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| porifera, cnidaria, platyhelminthes, nematoda, annelida, mollusca |
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| exa: sponge,filter feeders, asymmetrical (no head or tail), aquatic, use flaggellum to feed |
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| Exa: jellyfish, anemone, coral. radial symmetry (have mouth side and a non mouth side), they have stinging cells, has gut pockets and only 1 opening. |
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| cnidaria, Jellyfish stage where swims sexual stage sometimes make polyps |
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| anemone stage (sits in one spot) asexual stage (sometimes makes jellyfish |
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| symbiosis between anemone and algae. anemone houses algae, algae houses coral, algae can live w/out anemone, anemone cant live without algae |
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| (flat worms) bilateral symmetry (2 sides) Exa: tape worm (parasite)- has hooks and suckers and reproductive segments |
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| Anemone and algae relationship? |
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| (roundworms) exa- Pinworms (parasite), heartworm, ascaris worms (comes from unwashed garden veggies), hook worm (from walking in muddy fields, trichinosis (uncooked bear meat) has a gut tube |
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| exa: earthworms, clam worms (has pronounced bristles), leeches (parasite)(has oral sucker) are segmented |
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| gastropods, chitin, bivalvs, cephalopods |
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| exa: snails, slugs. Single shelled, have foot |
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| exa: marine. has 8 shelled plate and foot |
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| exa: clams and muscles, has 2 shelled plate and foot |
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| exa: squid (has little bit of shell left called pen) and octopus (shell completely gone) their foot remnant is called foot |
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| mouth side and non mouth side |
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| animal that lives on other animals |
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| annelida, has lateral bristles, marine |
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| annelida, has oral sucker, freshwater parasite |
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| annelida, freshwater, soil |
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| on leech (annelida) and tape worm (platyhelmintheses |
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| platyhelminthese, has hooks and suckers and reproductive segments |
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| transmitted by mosquito Nematoda |
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| Nematoda, kids and itchy butt |
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| jet on octopus amd squid, how they move |
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