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DC- Zoology Ch7 Review
A fluid filled body cavity
Cnidarians like jellyfish and sea anemones possess
DC- Zoology Ch7 Review
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Cnidarians like jellyfish and sea anemones possess
asymmetry
radial symmetry
unilateral symmetry
bilateral symmetry
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A fluid filled body cavity
coelum
coercion
coelcanth
cavitum
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This type of group includes a most recent common ancestor and ALL of its descendants
Paraphyletic
Monophyletic
Polyphyletic
4
The thin mesodermal lining in the coelum of triploblastic animals
parallelogram
parasitism
peroderm
peritoneum
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The end opposite the mouth region of a radially symmetrical animal
aboral
distal
dorsal
anterior
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The back of an animal; usually the upper surface
ventral
anterior
posterior
dorsal
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On a cladogram, this does not include the most recent ancestor of all members of the group.
Paraphyletic
Polyphyetic
Monophyletic
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Triploblastic organisms that do not possess a body cavity
acoelumates
coelacanths
pseudocoelumates
coelumates
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In deuterostomes the blastopore becomes
ears
mouth
eyes
anus
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The embryos of all animals that possess tissue layers have an outer layer of cells called
ectoderm
ectoplasm
endoderm
mesoderm
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Triploblastic organism that possess a body cavity that is completely lined in mesodermal tissue
coelumates
acoelumates
coelacanths
pseudocoelumates
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Arrangement of body parts WITHOUT a central axis or point
Asymmetry
trilateral symmetry
Bilateral symmetry
Radial Symmetry
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In coelumates, sheets of mesodermal tissue that help to suspend visceral structures are called
mesopotamia
mesoglea
mesentaries
mezzanine
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The domain composed of prokaryotic organisms that live in almost every enviroment
Eukarya
Archaea
Eubacteria
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A single plane passing through the longitudinal axis produces a right and left mirror image.
Radial symmetry
Trilateral symmetry
Asymmetry
Bilateral symmetry
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In embryological development the blastopore becomes the mouth
Deuterostomes
protostomes
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The embryos of all animals that possess tissue layers have an inner layer of cells called
endoderm
ectoderm
ectoplasm
mesoderm
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The study of the diversity of organisms and their evolutionary relationships to each other.
Embryology
Domain
Nomenclature
Systematics
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What is the BROADEST taxonomic level?
Order
Kingdom
Domain
Species
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In triploblastic organisms the ____ is the tissue layer between the endoderm and ectoderm
mesenchyme
mesoamerica
mesoderm
mesoglea
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Sponges in Pylum Proifera posses
asymmetry
Dualary symmetry
Bilateral symmetry
Radial symmetry
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On a cladogram, this includes some, BUT NOT ALL, descendants of a most recent common ancestor
Paraphyletic
Monophyletic
Polyphyetic
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Animals with three distinct tissue layers are
triploblastic
derploplastic
triplotastic
diploblastic
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Triploblastic organisms with a body cavity that is NOT lined in mesodermal tissue
acoelumates
pseudocoelumates
coelumates
coelacanths
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The head end
anterior
dorsal
posterior
ventral
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What is the taxonomic level between Class and Family
Genus
Phylum
Order
Species
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This describes how the parts of an animal may be arranged around a central point or axis
cephelization
asymmetry
symmetry
protostome
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A sea anemone's mouth is located at the _________ end of its body
cephalic
caudal
oral
aboral
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The mesoglea is a jelly-like region found in
Triploblastic organisms
Diploblastic organisms
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The tail end
ventral
posterior
dorsal
anterior
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The belly of an animal; usually the lower surface
aboral
anterior
ventral
dorsal
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All organisms in this domain store their DNA inside of a nucleus
Eubacteria
Archaea
Eukarya
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Any plane passing through the Oral-Aboral axis produces a mirror image
Radial symmetry
Asymmery
Bilateral symmetry
Trilateral symmetry
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Jellyfish, corals, and sea anemones are arranged along the ______________ axis
anterior-posterior
dorsal-ventral
fronterior-backterior
oral-aboral
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The assignment of a specific name to each species
Systematics
Nomenclature
Phylogeny
Homoplasy
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Animals that possess only two layers of tissues are said to be...
diploblastic
duoblastic
triploblastic
doploplastic
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Both vertebrates and arthropods possess
primary symmetry
bilateral symmetry
asymmetrical
radial symmetry
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Assumes that closely related organisms are more similar than to distantly related organisms
Evolutionary Systematics
Cladistics
Pylogenetics
Taxonomy
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What taxonomic level is between Kingdom and Class
Domain
Phylum
Species
Family
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Structures or processes that are derived from a common ancestor
Asymmetry
Congergant
Analogy
Homology
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Taxonomy, the system of classifying organisms, began with the work of...
Charles Darwin
Alfred Russel Wallace
Carl von Linne
Jean Baptiste Lamark
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The domain composed of prokaryotes, many of which are able to survive in extreme environments
Eukarya
Archaea
Eubacteria
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Many protists are composed of a single _____
cell
organ
cytoplasm
tissue layer