is the concentration of sensory organs at the anterior

An advantage of our scientific naming system is that

biologists can communicate regardless of their languages

produces offspring identical to the parent

is a narrowly defined group of organisms

Compared to other kingdoms, organisms in the animal kingdom

are capable of more complex movement

Most terrestrial animals reproduce

sexually using internal fertilization

Vertebrates, tunicates, and lanceletes

are all members of the phylum Chordata

can carry out tasks more efficiently than other cells

The evolution of a coelom was significant because

more complex organ systems could develop

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1
To which phylum do round worms belong?
Annelida
Nematoda
Platyhelminthes
Arthropoda
2
Linnaeus's two-word system for naming organisms is called
Genus species
binomial nomenclature
taxonomic evolution
Greek polynomials
3
Sponges...
possess specialized cells
are nonsymmetrical
lack tissues and organs
all of the above
4
Cephalization
results when the brain does not develop properly
is the concentration of sensory organs at the anterior
is a feature of most invertebrates including sponges
occurs in marine protists
5
An advantage of our scientific naming system is that
common names mean the same in all countries
organisms all have the same scientific name
Latin names are easy to pronounce
biologists can communicate regardless of their languages
6
All scientific names must have
the same species name
two Latin words
the same common name
different names for different organisms with a group
7
Asexual reproduction
takes place as a result of fertilization
produces offspring identical to the parent
involves the fusion of gametes
does not occur naturally in some insect populations
8
A species
is broadly defined as a group of organisms
none of the above
is a narrowly defined group of organisms
has the same meaning as population
9
Compared to other kingdoms, organisms in the animal kingdom
have rigid cell walls
include aquatic and terrestrial species
contain choanocytes
are capable of more complex movement
10
The portion of an animal with bilateral symmetry that contains the most sensory organs
dorsal
posterior
ventral
anterior
11
As an animal develops, the ectoderm becomes the
heart
gut
muscle
skin
12
All members of the Kingdom Animalia
are heterotrophs
are multicellular
all of the above
have cells without cell walls
13
Most terrestrial animals reproduce
asexually using internal fertilization
sexually using internal fertilization
asexually using external fertilization
sexually using external fertilization
14
The most basic unit in the Linnaean system of classification is the
species
family
kingdom
genus
15
Vertebrates, tunicates, and lanceletes
all have back bones in the adult stage
are all marine fish
are all terrestrial heterotrophs
are all members of the phylum Chordata
16
Specialized cells
can carry out tasks more efficiently than other cells
always operate independently of other cells
all of the above
are only found in echinoderms
17
The largest division that a group of organisms can belong to is
class
kingdom
genus
domain
18
Which organism show in the diagram on the board has no body cavity
None
A
C
B
19
A simmilarity between annelids and arthropods is that the both have
the ability to fly
exoskeletons
segmentation
well-developed lungs
20
Humans have a body plan similar to that of which organism show in the diagram on the board
C
B
None
A
21
Which of the following is not a member of the phylum Mollusca?
a cephalapod
a bivalve
a gastropod
an echinoderm
22
Segmented worms are known as
annelids
nematodes
planarians
arthropods
23
The evolution of a coelom was significant because
more food could be store in it
more complex organ systems could develop
it eliminated the need for a circulatory system
more waste could be store before excretion
24
Oranism B show in the diagram on the board is a(n)
coelomate
vertebrate
pseudocoelemate
acoelomate

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