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| This phyla has the largest number of species |
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| This phyla is the simplest |
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| Phyla that is most complex |
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| Phyla that is equipped stinging cells |
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| Phyla equpiied with shells |
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| Is NOT a characteristic of invertebrates |
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| Arm like structure used to catch prey |
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| Structure that helps worms move |
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| Sernsory organ used by insects |
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| bodies in sections, exoskeleton, jointed appendages |
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| is NOT a segment of an Anthropod |
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| Number of legs on a spider |
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| Number of legs on an insect |
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| Four Ways Invertebrates affect people and animals |
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| food, disease, clothing, and soil |
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| Worm feces (poop) It is used for fertilizer |
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| When you shine a flashlight on a worm it: |
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| Evidence of a worm having a brain and nervous system |
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| It reacts to light and to touch |
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| A crab's empty exoskeleton means |
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| the crab shed its old exoskeleton and got a new one. |
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