Final-Animal Kingdom

which is the largest kingdom, heterotrophs, eukaryotic, and multicellular

what is the very common and prokaryotic kingdom?

what type of mammals are mostly found Australia and live in their mother's pouches at first,

Cnidaria are which organisms?

which subphyla of the phylum chordata are tube-like and often food for lots of sea animals?

females cover embryos with membranes and leathery shell

protective covering(Trematoda)

which subphyla in the phylum chordata look like fish( but aren't) and an example is a lancelet

which class in the subphyla vertebrae is ectothermic, double loop circulatory system, sexual and internal reproduction

which class in the subphyla vertebrae are endothermic, have feathers/wings, 4-chambered heart, and air sacs

the subphyla vertebrata can be represented by the acronym G.L.E.V

stiff rod of cells on dorsal side of embryo and are replaced later with vertebrae

which class in the phylum arthropoda means 3-lobed, original arthropod, wide variety, extinct

which is the oldest kingdom found in extreme environments?

nerves in 1 area; simulates head w/ brain

bristles

which kingdom is photosynthetic, multicellular, and eukaryotic

S.T.E.C.C is acronym for the similarities between Mollusks and annelids

which order in the class amphibia has legs for jumping, no tails as adult, ectothermic, and reproduce through amplexus

gator show top teeth/croc shows bottom teeth

what is top/bottom and left/right symmetry?

which class in the phylum annelida means many setae, has long/noticeable setae, jaws, hunters, and simple eyes

which class in the subphyla vertebrata has scales they shed, streamlined body, air bladder, and no intelligence

Platyhelminthes are which organisms?

what word means 3rd eye on top of head

what does the D stand for?

which class in the phylum arthropoda are solitary, hunters/predators, chelicerae/pedipalps, 8 eyes, 2 body segments

can the acronym G.Ra.N.D.D be used to describe the phylum chordata?

what does E stand for?

which class in the phylum Platyhelminthes has a ganglia, pharynx, and regenerates

all of these are types of mammals except...

Gastropoda, bivalvia, and Cephalopoda are all classes under which phylum

what does T stand for?

which class in the phylum annelida means few setae, clitellum, hermaphrodites, and complex digestive and nervous system

hydra/medusas; tentacles w/ stinging cells; one hole; senses touch and responds

body segments

stinging cells on tentacles are called

what does the G in G.L.E.V. stand for?

what phylum means soft body, has a radula, mantle, gills, and muscular foot

females in the order Anura have bigger hands

which class in the phylum annelida means no setae, has suckers at both ends, external parasites, and 34 body segments

which organism has a triangular/flat body, ventral mouths, and strong jaws

which class in the phylum Platyhelminthes has a scolex w/ sucker, proglotids, and a cuticle

which class in the phylum Mollusca means head foot, jet propulsion, closed circulatory system, hunters/high intelligence

what class in the phylum Mollusca means hatchet foot, two shells, 2 siphons(in/out), and lots of eyespots

planarian

which organism has placoid scales and a lateral line to sense vibrations

PHYLUM: simplest animals; radial symmetry; sessile; filter-feeders

what does the N in G.Ra.N.D.D stand for?

what do the two D's stand for in G.Ra.N.D.D

which class in the subphyla vertebrate has long, tube-like bodies, notochord for life, and don't digest

male squeezes female's abdomen to release egg(direct external fertilization)

which phylum means little rings, setae, marine/freshwater/terrestrial, and diffuses oxygen through skin

what is no form

which class in the phylum arthropods means hard shell, mostly aquatic, 2 pairs of antennae, maxillae/mandibles

what does S stand for?

what is top/bottom symmetry, but not left/right symmetry

protective covering(Cestoda)

what does the V in G.L.E.V. stand for?

which is not one of the three domains?

no body cavity

chimpanzees are monkeys

what class in the phylum arthropoda has 2 legs per segment, flat bodies, carnivores, venomous stingers, and aggressive

which class in the phylum Mollusca means stomach foot and secretes mucus, open circulatory system, land snails and slugs

which kingdom eats by absorption, is multicellular, and eukaryotic?

which phylum is mostly parasites, has two sexes, and is found in unclean water/undercooked meat

what class in the subphyla vertebrae are viviparous, endothermic, and hair/fur

what does the J stand for?

which class in the subphyla vertebrata means double life, has a complete metamorphosis, webbed feet/smooth skin

primitive brain

which subphyla are we most interested in because it includes everything from fish-mammals

using behavior to change your your body temperature

what type of mammals are primates, walk upright, opposable thumbs

maxillae=up/down; Mandible=side/side

which type of mammals lay eggs, have bill and webbed feet, and are echidna

What does S stand for?

what class in the phylum arthropoda means double-foot, 4 legs per segment, rounded bodies, herbivores, toxic substance

middle layer when body cavity is not present

which class within the phylum Platyhelminthes has a tegument, common in sushi, and complex life/infection cycle

what does the Ra in G.Ra.N.D.D stand for?

Polychaeta, oligochata, hirudinea are all classes from which phylum

Porifera are which organisms

primitive jaw

insecta and crustacea are classes under which phylum

which order in the class amphibia keeps their tails, have narrow bodies and are found in damp regions, and

which class in the subphyla vertebrate have cartilage skeletons, paired fins, and a complete vertebral column

which class in the phylum arthropoda is the largest group off animals, head/thorax/abdomen, 3 pairs of legs(on thorax)

which is not an order of reptilia?

what does E stand for?

what does G stand for in G.Ra.N.D.D

which phylum means spiny skin, deuterostomes, water vascular system+tube feet=movement, no brain/heart

what does the E in G.L.E.V. stand for?

Porifera: asexually/sexually and respires through body wall

Which phylum consists of vertebrate animals?

Turbellaria, Cestoda, and Trematoda are all classes under which phylum?

The phylum arthropoda has J.E.D.S.

acoelomate; mesoderm; cephalization, uses muscles for movement, bilateral symmetry

which phylum is pseudocoelomate, complete digestive tract, mastax and cilia

the phylum annelida has an open circulatory system

what does C and C stand for?(two answers)

which is the only type of mammal to lay eggs?

trilobita, Diplopoda, and Chilopoda are all classes under which which phylum

how many stages do amphibians go through?

stuck in one place

Cnidaria's only reproduce sexually and diffuse gas through lungs

what is the Kingdom with algae, unicellular, and eukaryotic?

tapeworms

body temperature influenced by environment

what does the L in G.L.E.V. stand for?

How many orders are in the category placental under the class mammalia?

fluke