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| What characteristics do worms have in common that separate them from other animals? |
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| no backbone, no legs, digestive system, nervous system |
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| how are worms classified or grouped? |
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| by body shape/texture, flat, round, segmented |
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| what is the name of the phylum that includes the flatworms? |
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| give 2 examples of flat worms |
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| how do planarians reproduce? |
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| why are planarians of interest 2 researchers? |
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| cells work like stem cells |
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| how does a planarian get its nutrients? |
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| sucks in partially digested prey through tube |
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| regeneration lab: y is it important to do trials in an experiment? |
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| to see the average answeer, if someone did something wrong on a trial |
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| also looking back at the regeneration lab, what does it mean 2 "analyze the results"? |
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| to look over the results, and organize it for the purpose of the experiment |
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| the process of regrowing lost body parts |
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| what did u learn about regeneration from the planarian lab |
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| planarians can regrow a whole new body from the smallest of pieces |
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| what is the name of the phylum that in cludes the segmented worms? |
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| give 2 examples of segmented worms |
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