Echinoderms
Mollusks
Arthropods
Classes
Comparisons
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100
The type of symmetry seen in echinoderms
What is radial symmetry? (or pentaradial or 5-part radial)
100
The type of symmetry seen in mollusks.
What is bilateral symmetry?
100
The type of symmetry seen in arthropods
What is bilateral symmetry?
100
The class that this echinoderm is in
What is Holothuroidea?
100
What do echinoderms, arthropods, and mollusks all have in common?
They are all invertebrates
100
The type of reproduction used by crustaceans.
What is sexual reproduction? (typically internal fertilization)
200
The meaning of the word echinodermata
What is "spiny-skin"?
200
The tongue like feeding structure used by mollusks
What is the radula?
200
The two features all Arthropods have.
What is an exoskeleton & jointed appendages?
200
The class of echinoderm that has a stomach that can be extruded from the body for feeding.
What is Asteroidea?
200
Digestion in most echinoderms, arthropods, and mollusks is this type of digestion.
What is one-way digestion?
200
Type of reproduction used by echinoderms.
Sexual reproduction with external fertilization (some can reproduce asexually as well).
300
The special system for movement and/or feeding that is unique to echinoderms.
What is the water vascular system?
300
Three things that mollusks have in common.
What are a foot, mantle, and soft body?
300
The process all arthropods must go through to shed their exoskeleton, and the reason they must go through that process.
What is Molting & important for growth & reproduction?
300
The class that has a closed circulatory system, use camouflage, and a foot modified into arms & tentacles.
What is class cephalopoda?
300
How is the nervous system of mollusks similar to the nervous system of arthropods?
Can have brains and well developed sensory organs.
300
The type of reproduction used by mollusks. (double points if you include the different classes).
What is sexual reproduction? Some classes used internal fertilization (Cephalopoda, Gastropoda), some use external fertilization (Bivalvia, Scaphopoda, Polyplacophora).
400
The two classes of echinoderm that use tube feet for feeding rather than movement.
What are Ophiuroidea and Crinoidea?
400
This body structure is used for digging in Scaphopoda & some bivalves
What is the foot?
400
Two marine arthropods that are chelicerates (NOT crustaceans)
What are the horseshoe crab & sea spider
400
The class that contains the chitons and the main feature of that class.
What is polyplacophora? They have 8 shell plates.
400
The phylum with the most appendages.
What is phylum Arthropoda?
400
This happens when you cut a sea star in half.
What is regeneration & the possibility of two sea stars forming?
500
The class that has fused skeletons and use both tube feet & spines for movement. Also include the common name(s) of the animals in this class.
What is Echinoidea? Sea urchins & Sand Dollars
500
Three types of animals in class Bivalvia and the main trait of the class.
What are clams, oysters, mussels, and scallops? Two hinged Shells/ flattened bodies.
500
FIVE examples of crustaceans
lobsters, crabs, shrimp, krill, isopods, copepods, amphipods, etc.
500
The common name(s) of the animals in class Crinoidea.
What are sea lilies and feather stars?
500
One (or more) feature(s) from each phyla (Echinoderm, mollusk, arthropod) that would help you to identify it.
Echinoderms- water vascular system & 5-part symmetry
Mollusk- Radula, mantle, foot, shell
Arthropods- Jointed appendages & exoskeleton
500
What makes barnacles different from other crustaceans?
They use cement to stick to surfaces ( they can't move as adults)