Unity Taxonomy, Biology I

Question 1

1. Animal 2. Exoskeleton, jointed legs 3. Six Legs 4. Hard Wing Covering = Coleoptera...

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Coleoptera is the Order

Question 2

Actinopterygii refers to which group of animals?

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Ray-finned Bony fishes

Question 3

The simplest animals in the world with no symmetry and diploblastic...

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Porifera

Question 4

This animal is a...

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Crane Fly

Question 5

This animal is a good indicator of clean water and complex, good habitats!

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Caddis Fly

Question 6

Your unit essay will ask, "Why is Biological Diversity Important?" A good answer has...

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Many reasons from food to medicine to ecosystems

Question 7

The organ used by a vertebrate animal to maintain the osmolarity (water to salt ratio) of blood

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Kidney

Question 8

Earthworms are able to move blood efficiently using...

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Aortic Arches

Question 9

The organ that serves as the largest lymph node, helping a vertebrate to fight infection...

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Spleen

Question 10

1. Animal 2. Arthropod 3. Insect...

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Insecta is Class

Question 11

The Animals that are related through the level of Class are...

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B and C

Question 12

Pretty Blackburnian Warbler! The Blackburnian Warbler is in the Phylum____ & Class _____

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Chordata, Aves

Question 13

A Sea Star, a Lamprey, a Shark, and a Human are all...

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Deuterostomes

Question 14

Flowering plants are amazingly diverse, mostly owing to their...

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Symbiotic relationships

Question 15

Atrazine, an agricultural herbicide, has been linked to...

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Genetic males laying eggs

Question 16

Earthworms have primitive "kidneys" used to excrete waste. These are called...

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Nepheridia

Question 17

The organ of gas exchange in the frog, connecting the blood stream to the Oxygen of the air...

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Lung

Question 18

This frog was infested with parasitic trematode cysts! Trematodes are...

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Simple Worms

Question 19

An earthworm has many strong and pliant muscles that gain mechanical advantage using...

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Connective Tissue Segments

Question 20

This animal is proof of clean water and is a...

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Dobson Fly

Question 21

The largest visceral organ of the frog, used to detoxify blood and produce bile to break fats.

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Liver

Question 22

The Saint Croix River is of global significance for its representation of Phylum...

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Mollusca

Question 23

Classification of animals can be done based upon...

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All of the Above

Question 24

The simplest plants in Wisconsin, many of which lack vascular tissue...

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Mosses & liverworts

Question 25

The most biologically diverse group of animals include...

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All of the Above!

Question 26

A Hydra, Jellyfish, and Sea Anemone, Phylum Cnidaria, are...

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Radially Symmetrical

Question 27

Round worms (Nematodes) are the most primitive animals to have...

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Complete Digestion

Question 28

Animals are important in ecosystems for many reasons...One of those reasons is...

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Seed Dispersal

Question 29

Birds are...

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Domain Eukarya

Question 30

An earthworm is able to grind up and break down soil to reveal nutrients using its...

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Gizzard

Question 31

Pretty Spruce Tree! The Spruce Tree is a...

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Conifer Gymnosperm

Question 32

This organ, photographed during a frog dissection, is...

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Stomach

Question 33

The Animals that are ONLY related through the level of Phylum are...

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A and B

Question 34

This amazing structure is the "pipeline" through which nutrients are passed into the blood!

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Mesentery

Question 35

The "true bacteria" common to most environments on Earth are...

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All of these

Question 36

A triploblastic coelomate animal with jointed legs and exoskeleton; most diverse on earth!

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Arthropoda

Question 37

A Baltimore Oriole (Icterus galbula) and Orchard Oriole (Icterus spurius) are most similar thru

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Genus

Question 38

A sea sponge and freshwater sponge are best classified as...

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Diploblastic

Question 39

Studies of Biodiversity are important because they help us to...

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All of the Above

Question 40

An earthworm, a grasshopper, and a hawk are best classified as...

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True Coelomates

Unity Taxonomy, Biology I

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Unity Taxonomy, Biology I

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