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Amphibians have all of the following characteristics EXCEPT
live on land as adults
scales and claws
breathe with lungs as adults
moist skin
2
How do mammals retain body heat?
bones and body fat
bones and sweat glands
hair and sweat glands
hair and body fat
3
How many chambers is found in the bird's heart?
4
2
3
5
4
Reptiles were successful because
Earth's climate became warmer and more humid
reptiles could reproduce away from water
reptiles were strictly aquatic
lakes and swamps became more numerous
5
uses the kidneys to filter the blood
urinary
endocrine
integumentary
digestive
6
Which of the following is a deuterostome?
mollusks
echinoderms
roundworms
arthropods
7
The lungs and the trachea bring air in and out of the body
respiratory
circulatory
endocrine
reproductive
8
The Cambrian explosion was
distinguished by large numbers of dinosaurs
the first appearance of early mammals
a burst of animal diversity
a mass extinction at the end of the Cambrian period
9
Has bones to support the body and its organs
nervous
lymphatic
skeletal
muscular
10
Which of the following mammals is NOT classified in the same group as the others?
humans
platypus
monkeys
apes
11
Provides chemical communications using hormones
urinary
digestive
endocrine
integumentary
12
Circulates blood around the body delivering oxygen
circulatory
endocrine
reproductive
respiratory
13
Which of the following is the smallest?
organ
organ system
tissue
organism
14
Which of the following divides fish into two major groups?
scales
gills
paired fins
a cartilaginous skeleton
15
What is the insect body plan?
head and thorax
head and abdomen
cepahlothorax
head, thorax, abdomen
16
All fish in Chondrichthyes have
shape of their bodies
foods that they eat
composition of their skeletons
size and form of their teeth
17
Roundworms and annelids both have
segmented bodies
gastrovascular sacs
radial symmetry
complete digestive tracts
18
Processes nutrients and eliminates wastes
urinary
integumentary
endocrine
digestive
19
Which is NOT divided into segments?
leeches
bumble bees
earthworms
flukes
20
Organisms that spend their entire life attached to one spot
flagellated
sessile
heterotrophic
bilateral symmetry
21
The first vertebrates to evolve
birds
mammals
ampibians
fishes
22
Arachnid
crayfish
centipede
lobster
spider
23
Mammals have a
2 chambered heart
5 chambered heart
3 chambered heart
4 chambered heart
24
Which characteristic is NOT shared by ALL bird?
feathers
flying
two legs
endothermic
25
enables the body to move using the skeletal and nervous system
lymphatic
nervous
skeletal
muscular
26
This system includes the hair, skin, and nails
endocrine
urinary
integumentary
digestive
27
Which group has a coelom?
flatworms
annelids
sponges
cnidarians
28
Kangaroos, koalas, and opossums
marsupials
monotremes
placental mammals
primates
29
Pharyngeal slits can develop into
vertebra
blood vessels
fins
gills
30
Immune system to protect the body
muscular
skeletal
lymphatic
nervous
31
Which trait is NOT found in mollusks?
radula
complete digestive tract
mantle
closed circulatory system
32
What is a difference between a reptile and amphibian egg?
hatch inside the mother's body
do not contain an embryo
surrounded by a protective shell and membranes
must develop in water
33
The structures that obtain oxygen from water in fish
vertebrae
scales
gills
lungs
34
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of all animals?
heterotrophic
cell wall
eukaryotic
multicellular
35
The organ that adjusts the buoyancy of many bony fish
brain
swim bladder
ventricle
kidney
36
Collects and processes information from the senses via nerves and the brain
muscular
lymphatic
skeletal
nervous
37
Which of the following have bilateral symmetry?
All do
mollusk
roundworm
flatworm
38
Modern humans
Australopithecus afarensis
Homo habilis
Homo erectus
Homo sapiens