1What are the 4 characteristics of Kingdom Animalia?
eukaryotic, multicellular, has locomotion, they have to eat others to survive
2What is Kingdom Animalia?
largest kingdom, containing most of all our species
3What is Phylum Porifera?
filter feeders/sponges
4What is Phylum Cnidaria?
stinging cells, polyps, medusa
5What is Phylum Platyhelminthes?
parasites, flat worms
6What is Phylum Annelida?
segmented worms, earth worms
7What is Phylum Mollusca?
shell covering, slug
8What is Phylum Arthropoda?
crab, crustaceans, shrimp
9What is Phylum Chordata?
primary fish, reptile, mammal
10What is symmetry?
bilateral, asymmetrical, radial
11What is a polyp?
A Animail in phylum cnidaria that is a jellyfish upsid down with radiant symmentry
12What are stinging cells and what do they do?
used in phylum cnidaria to hunt and attack predators
13What is regeneration?
able to heal part of their body like legs and even regrow its self in some cases
14What is an invertebrate?
animal without a spine
15What is a vertebrate?
animal with a spine
16What is an exoskeleton?
hard animals in arthropods from determine any temperature change
17What is a circulatory system?
pump blood inside
18What is an open circulatory system?
pump blood in a cavity
19What is respiration?
the process of healing or regenerate
20What is a mantle?
soft covering formed on the body wall that can secrete a shell
21What is a radula?
structure used by molluscs for feeding (like a tongue)
22What are the two kinds of Cnidaria?
polyps and jellyfish/medusa
23What should you do if stung by a jellyfish?
soak it with warm water, vinegar, soap, and use first aid
24What are the three kinds of organisms in Phylum Annelida?
ray worms, leeches, earth worms
25What are the three kinds of organisms in Phylum Platyhelminthes?
flukes (non-segmented parasitic), planarians (free living flat-worms), tape worms (segmented parasitic)
26Where do you find organisms from each worm phylum?
Any water fresh or salt & humid environments
27How does a flat worm take in oxygen & nutrients?
from their skin
28What are the 4 kinds of Arthropods?
insects, arachnids, crustaceans, myriapods
29Which Phylum contains the most organisms and diversity?
Phylum Arthropoda since it has 80% of all living species
30Why are Arthropods successful in dry environments?
They have an exoskeleton
31What colors can bees see?
can see ultraviolet but not see red
32Can bees differentiate among different scents?
Yes bees can differentiate among different scents (shown through experiments where bees learn to associate scents with food)
33Are bees more drawn to color or to scent?
They are more drawn to scent instead of color
34What does the bee's dance do?
Tell the location and distance of a flower
35What is the Kingdom, Phylum, & Class for Tarantulas?
Animalia, Arthropoda, Arachnida, Araneae, Theraphosidae
36What organisms belong in Phylum Mollusca?
cephalopods (like squids), gastropods (like slugs), bivalves (like clams)
37What are the types of symmetry for each phylum?
Porifera (asymmetrical), Cnidaria (radial symmetrical), Platyhelminthes (bilateral symmetrical), Annelida (bilateral symmetrical), Mollusca (bilateral symmetrical), Arthropoda (bilateral symmetrical), Chordata (bilateral symmetry)
38What are the different digestive systems for the phyla?
Porifera (filter feeding), Cnidaria (one opening), Platyhelminthes (one opening), Arthropoda (full digestive), Mollusca (full digestive)</antArtifact>
39What are the 4 characteristics of Kingdom Animalia?
eukaryotic, multicellular, has locomotion, they have to eat others to survive
40What is Kingdom Animalia?
largest kingdom, containing most of all our species
41What is Phylum Porifera?
filter feeders/sponges
42What is Phylum Cnidaria?
stinging cells, polyps, medusa
43What is Phylum Platyhelminthes?
parasites, flat worms
44What is Phylum Annelida?
segmented worms, earth worms
45What is Phylum Mollusca?
shell covering, slug
46What is Phylum Arthropoda?
crab, crustaceans, shrimp
47What is Phylum Chordata?
primitive fish, reptile, mammal
48What is symmetry?
bilateral, asymmetrical, radial
49What is a polyp?
multinucleary colonial animal with radial symmetry
50What are stinging cells and what do they do?
used in phylum cnidaria to hunt and attack predators
51What is regeneration?
able to heal part of their body like legs and even regrow its self in some cases
52What is an invertebrate?
animal without a spine
53What is a vertebrate?
animal with a spine
54What is molting?
helps animals in arthropods grow by making the external hard partsrow
55What is an exoskeleton?
hard animals in arthropods from determine any temperature change
56What is a circulatory system?
pump blood inside
57What is an open circulatory system?
pump blood in a cavity
58What is respiration?
the process of healing or regenerate
59What is a mantle?
soft covering formed on the body wall that can secrete a shell
60What is a radula?
structure used by molluscs for feeding (like a tongue)
61What are the two kinds of Cnidaria?
polyps and jellyfish/medusa
62What should you do if stung by a jellyfish?
soak it with warm water, vinegar, soap, and use first aid
63What are the three kinds of organisms in Phylum Annelida?
ray worms, leeches, earth worms
64What are the three kinds of organisms in Phylum Platyhelminthes?
flukes (non-segmented parasitic), planarians (free living flat-worms), tape worms (segmented parasitic)
65Where do you find organisms from each worm phylum?
Any water fresh or salt & humid environments
66How does a flat worm take in oxygen & nutrients?
from their skin
67What are the 4 kinds of Arthropods?
insects, arachnids, crustaceans, myriapods
68Which Phylum contains the most organisms and diversity?
Phylum Arthropoda since it has 80% of all living species
69Why are Arthropods successful in dry environments?
They have an exoskeleton
70What colors can bees see?
can see ultraviolet but not see red
71Can bees differentiate among different scents?
Yes bees can differentiate among different scents (shown through experiments where bees learn to associate scents with food)
72Are bees more drawn to color or to scent?
They are more drawn to scent instead of color
73What does the bee's dance do?
Tell the location and distance of a flower
74What is the Kingdom, Phylum, & Class for Tarantulas?
Animalia, Arthropoda, Arachnida, Araneae, Theraphosidae
75What organisms belong in Phylum Mollusca?
cephalopods (like squids), gastropods (like slugs), bivalves (like clams)
76What are the types of symmetry for each phylum?
Porifera (asymmetrical), Cnidaria (radial symmetrical), Platyhelminthes (bilateral symmetrical), Annelida (bilateral symmetrical), Mollusca (bilateral symmetrical), Arthropoda (bilateral symmetrical), Chordata (bilateral symmetry)
77What are the different digestive systems for the phyla?
Porifera (filter feeding), Cnidaria (one opening), Platyhelminthes (one opening), Arthropoda (full digestive), Mollusca (full digestive)
78What are the main parts of a shrimp?
rostrum, eye, carapace, abdominal segment, intestinal spine, walking pleopods, antenna, uropods
79What can cnidarians eat?
plankton, dinoflagellates, and animals much larger than them
80What will eat a jellyfish?
turtles and some fish
81What are the differences among jellyfish species?
Upsidedown jellyfish (feeds regeneration, release), Pacific Sea Nettles (more poison, better hunters), Moon Jellyfish (live any environment like low oxygen)
82What are the phyla that can regenerate?
Platyhelminthes, Annelida, Chordata
83What are the two worm phyla and what makes them different?
Phylum Annelida (segmented worms) and Phylum Platyhelminthes (parasites)