Fungi
All Animals
Invertebrates 1
Invertebrates 2
Extras
100

In White Nose Syndrome, many infected bats have a delicate, white filamentous mat on their muzzles.  The G. destructans mat (mycelium) most likely consists of which of the following structures?

hyphae

100

The hollow ball of cells that forms after cleavage of a zygote is the:

blastula

100

In the following diagram, which structure is the choanocyte?

A

100

Which of these is NOT a type of Mollusc?

A) Octopus

B) Clam

C) Snail

D) Leech

D) Leech

100

What advantage does the exoskeleton give to both arthropods and molluscs?

they help retain moisture in terrestrial habitats

200

How do fungi "eat?"

They secrete digestive enzymes and then absorb the nutrients

200

Which body plan has distinct dorsal and ventral sides?

Bilateral

200

Why are sponges not considered to have tissues even though they have different cell types?

Their different cell types do not work together as functional units

200

The squids are a type of ?

Mollusc and a cephalopod

200

What is the function of the water vascular system in echinoderms?

locomotion and feeding

300

Is this a coenocytic fungus?

yes

300

Sessile animals are best described as:

Attached and stationary

300

In the following diagram, which form is the medusa form?

The one on the right

300


This diagram is an example of a ?

Annelid

300

While sampling marine plankton in a lab, a student encounters large numbers of fertilized eggs. The student rears some of the eggs in the laboratory for further study and finds that the blastopore becomes the mouth. The embryo develops into a trochophore larva and eventually has a coelom and a hemocoel. To which group of organisms did these eggs likely belong?

molluscs have both a coelom and a hemocoel

400

What is similar between fungi and insects?

They both have chitin

400

Diploblastic animals lack which germ layer?

Mesoderm

400

Which type of symmetry do Cnidarians (jellies) exhibit?

Radial

400

What are Ecdysozoans? (what are their characteristics?) 

protostome/deuterostome?

Symmetry?

Skeleton?

protostome, bilateral, and hard cuticle or outer coating

400

What is the atypical strategy that Bdelloid Rotifers use to create greater genetic variation?

They can absorb DNA from their environment when they rehydrate

500

How are mycorrhizal fungi more efficient than plants at acquiring mineral nutrition from the soil

Fungi secrete extracellular enzymes that can break down large molecules

500

In triploblastic animals, the mesoderm gives rise to:

muscles and most organs

500

What advantage do free-swimming larvae confer on reef-building corals?

allowing reef-building corals to expand their populations into new habitats

500

How do ecdysozoans grow?

They must molt, or shed their cuticle

500

Which of these is NOT a function of the body cavity in ALL animals?

A) The internal fluid can cushion the organs inside it

B) The internal fluid can act like a “hydrostatic skeleton” so that muscles can move against it

C) A pocket for storage of accessories

D) Enables the growth and movement of internal organs independent of the body wall.

C) A pocket for storage of accessories

600

What is the reproductive strategy in yeast?

they pinch off "bud cells" that are smaller than the parent cell

600

Indeterminate cleavage can result in:

identical twins in humans

600

What are three ways to increase the surface area to volume ratio?

flattening, branching, folding, and projections

600

The heartworms that can accumulate within the hearts of dogs and other mammals have a hemocoel, an alimentary canal, and an outer covering that is occasionally shed. To which phylum does the heartworm belong?

Nematoda

600

What do the Hox or homeobox genes do?

they encode for the different body plans

700

What is letter A?

Diploid

700

The coelom forms from mesodermal pockets pinching off the archenteron in:

Deuterostomes

700

If the following organism were free-living (not a parasite), which type of flatworm would it be?

Planarian

700

What are the differences between centipedes and millipedes?

millipedes have 2 legs per body segment, centipedes have 1 leg per body segment, centipedes have poison front claws

700

Describe the relationship between a fungus and a photosynthetic microorganism in a lichen?

the fungus provides the photosynthetic microorganism a suitable environment for growth

800

What does the letter K represent?

Karyogamy

800

What is the primary difference between a coelom and a hemocoel?

their developmental origin

800

Sheep liver flukes (a parasitic flatworm) have which of the following characteristics? (symmetry, tissues, digestive tract)

bilateral symmetry, true tissues, and an incomplete digestive tract.

800

What are the steps in the correct order for complete metamorphosis?

Egg à larva à pupa à adult

800

How would you design an experiment (using an antifungal substance) to allow a researcher to determine the effect of mycorrhizae on plant growth?

measure and compare the growth of two different plants, one of which has had antifungal substances added to it and one that has not

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