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| Dugesia (Planarians) meaning disturbance like. Light and touch response, feeding, regeneration |
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"girdle form"
Example: Taenia |
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"threadlike"
Example: Ascaris lumbricoides |
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| Example: Nereis (clam worm) |
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| Subclasses include Oligochaeta and Hirundinea |
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"few bristles"
Example: Lumbricus terrestriss |
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| Serial replication of body segments, along with their associated structures or organs |
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| a raised band of reproductive segments on some annelids |
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| Sea stars, brittle stars, and sea urchins |
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"star like"
Example: Sea Stars |
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"snake tail"
Example: Brittle stars |
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| Include classes: Gastropoda, Bivalvia, Cephalopoda, and Polyplacophora. |
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| Phylum: Mollusca characteristics |
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Bilateral symmetry
Two part body: head-foot; visceral mass
Mantle that secretes a calcareous shell to cover the viscera
Mantle cavity: gas exchange, waste removal, gamete release
Coelom of bivalves reduced to heart, nephridia, gonads
Open circulatory system |
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"stomach foot"
Example: snails |
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"2 door"
Examples: clams, oysters, etc |
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"head foot"
Examples: Nautilus, cuttlefish, squid, octopus |
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"sailor"
Example: Nautilus |
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"many plates"
Example: Chitins |
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"joint foot"
Examples: Insects, arachnids, etc |
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"Fang horn" All have chelicerae
Example: Horseshoe crabs, spiders, scorpions, etc |
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"thigh mouth"
Example: horseshoe crabs |
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"spider"- 8 legs
Examples: Mites, cave spiders, spiders, shepherds, scorpions |
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"shepherd"
Example: Daddy Long Legs, Harvestmen |
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"Shelled"
Examples: barnacles, rolly pollys, crabs and lobsters etc. |
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"jawed feet"
Example: barnacles |
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"haired feet"
Example: barnacles |
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"soft shell"
Examples: rolly pollys and crabs, lobsters, shrimp, etc |
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"equal foot"
Example: roly poly |
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"ten feet"
Examples: Lobsters, shrimp, crabs, crayfish |
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"cut into"
Examples: you know what insects are! |
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| membrane wings (in bees, wasps, and ants) |
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| Damselflies and dragonflies |
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| crickets and grasshoppers |
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"10,000 feet"
Centipedes and millipedes |
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| Know this species of nematode (nematoda) |
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| Know this species of oligochaeta (earthworm) |
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