Kingdom Animalia (Ch. 19, 25, & 26 Review)

Approximately what percent of animals are invertebrates?

What rate of evolution has very rapid changes, followed by periods of no change?

If I say "Lynn Margulis", you say _____

Which of the following is seen in this image?

Which of the following does NOT correclty match dermic layer with the system that forms there?

All organisms in kingdom Animalia are multicellular.

Which vertebrate group have two chambered hearts and single loop circulation?

What term refers to animals like sponges that are attached and can't move around?

Which of the following accurately describes the animal and its corresponding characteristic?

In what type of circulatory system is blood only partially contained in vessels?

Which of the following is seen in this image?

What term describes egg-layers?

Which of the following is the BEST piece of evidence for the endosymbiotic theory?

Which of the following are the most ADVANCED group in Kingdom Animalia?

What is the concentration of sense organs at the "head" end of the body called?

Which of the following accurately matches the tissue type with the job/function?

Clams, squids, and snails are all examples of a mollusk.

Monotremes, marsupials, and placentals are all reptiles.

A group of specialized cells working together is an organ.

What term is used to describe an organism with NO symmetry?

What rate of evolution is characterized by slow/steady changes?

Which of these are nonvertebrate chordates?

An animal whose mouth formed from the blastopore is known as a

Sponges are in which phyla?

Which of the following lists the order of evolution based on cephalization (oldest to newest)?

Which vertebrate group has aquatic larvae, but mostly terrestrial adults?

What basic process do the simplest animals use for respiration, circulation, and excretion?

Animals with left and right sides have what type of symmetry?

Animals MUST be able to move throughout their life.

At some point, chordates have

What theory aims to explain how eukaryotic organisms developed from prokaryotes?

Which of the following accurately defines a coelom?

Which germ layer develops into the digestive tract and respiratory system?

Aquatic chordates typically have what structures for respiration?

An animal with a true body cavity that is fully lined with mesoderm is a 

Which of the following would most likely be explained by sudden environmental changes?

An organism with a notochord, dorsal, hollow, nerve cord, pharynegeal pouches, & a tail.

Which of the following are the LEAST advanced group in Kingdom Animalia?

What are animals that maintain a constant body temperature called?

Which of the these organisms lose most of the characteristics for phylum chordata?