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BIOL 121 Exam 2: Animals and Fungi
BIOL 121 Exam 2: Animals and Fungi
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1
The key branch point that separates Porifera from the rest of the animal kingdom is _________.
Ecdysozoa vs. Lophotrochozoa
True Tissues vs. Lack of True Tissues
Deuterostome vs Protostome Development
Radial vs. Bilateral Symmetry
2
Chytrids live in the digestive tract of cattle and sheep and are parasitic to them.
False
True
3
The class of this organism is _______.
Crinoidea
Echinoidea
Ophiuroidea
Asteroidea
4
Ctenophores have a complete gut.
False
True
5
This structure is called the _________ and is part of the ________ system.
tube foot; water vascular
madreporite; water vascular
ampulla; water vascular
anus; excretory
6
Molluscs have little cephalization and their organs are not very developed.
False
True
7
Arthropods are beneficial for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:
Silk production
Vectors for disease
Pollination of plants
Food source
8
The bristles of an earthworm that are used for movement are called _______.
ganglia
chaetae
cilia
clitellum
9
Porifera can perform both asexual and sexual reproduction.
False
True
10
Glomeromycetes form arbuscular mycorrhizae. Which of these are NOT true of the mycorrhizae of Glomeromycetes?
Increases surface area.
Enzymes release nutrients.
Protects plants from disease.
It is most often parasitic to plants.
11
Your skin is an example of __________.
muscle tissue
nervous tissue
epithelial tissue
connective tissue
12
Which of these are NOT true of the foot of Mollusca?
The siphon and tentacles are a completely separate structure.
It is used for movement.
It is located above the mantle.
It is a muscular extension.
13
Bilateral symmetry allows for cephalization, making it advantageous.
False
True
14
During embryonic development, echinoderms have __________ cleavage.
Radial
Spiral
15
You are going to ace this test!
False
True
16
Animals originated after land plants.
False
True
17
This is a(n) ________ circulatory system.
closed
open
18
As larvae, Echinoderms have ________ symmetry. As adults, Echinoderms have ________ symmetry.
bilateral; bilateral
penta-radial; penta-radial
bilateral; penta-radial
penta-radial; bilateral
19
Annelids have segmented bodies with a cuticle.
False
True
20
Cnidarians are the only animals that have radial symmetry.
True
False
21
An example of Zygomycetes would be mold on bread.
False
True
22
Plasmogamy is the ___________, and Karyogamy is the _____________.
fusion of cytoplasm; release of spores
fusion of nuclei; fusion of cytoplasm
fusion of cytoplasm; fusion of nuclei
release of spores; fusion of nuclei
23
Platyhelminthes and Annelida are _________, but Nematoda are __________.
Edysozoa; Lophotrochozoa
Lophotrochozoa; Edysozoa
24
In protostome development, the anus forms from the blastopore before the mouth.
False
True
25
Lancelets and Tunicates are both invertebrates and craniates.
False
True
26
This is an example of a(n) __________.
pseudocoelomate
acoelomate
coelomate
27
Chondrichthyes have a _________ skeleton.
cartilagenous
bony
28
Deuterostome development displays radial and indeterminate cleavage.
False
True
29
In Chordates, the Central Nervous System develops from ________.
the Neural Plate
the Nerve Net
30
Fungi are more closely related to plants than they are to animals.
True
False
31
This is an example of ___________.
Photosynthesis
Ecdysis
Lophotrochsis
Evolution
32
Which of these is NOT an example of a respiratory system?
Lungs
Trachae
Protonephridia
Gills
33
Most, but not all, animals are multicellular.
False
True
34
What are the advantages of flight in arthropods?
Dispersal -> Distribution
Move away from unfavorable conditions
Access to food
Escape from predation
35
Which of these is NOT one of the four key characteristics of Chordates?
Dorsal Hollow Nerve Cord
Vertebral column
Notochord
Post-Anal Tail
36
This is an example of what kind of digestive system?
Trachae
Alimentary canal
Gastrovascular cavity
Malpighian tubules
37
The fungal cell wall is made of _________.
Glycogen
Cellulose
CaCO3
Chitin
38
Sac fungi are also known as ________.
Ascomycetes
Zygomycetes
Basidiomycetes
Glomeromycetes
39
Cnidarians are __________, meaning they have _________ germ layers.
diploblastic; three
triploblastic; two
diploblastic; two
triploblastic; three
40
Molluscs are only present in marine and freshwater environments.
True
False
41
The hydrostatic skeleton _____________.
is the liquid that forms the exoskeleton
the primary structure in the movement function of annelids
provides rigidity
is a turgid column of liquid within body space.
42
Nematodes are _________.
pseudocoelomates
a myth created by the government
acoelomates
aoelomates
43
The excretory system of Platyhelminthes is ___________.
metanephridia
protonephridia
kidneys
malpighian tubules
44
It is believed that animals developed via __________.
Fungi
Nucleariids
Choanoflagellates
Dinoflagellates
45
"Arthropod" is latin for __________ feet.
many
jointed
sharp
tough