The term that means an organism's internal temperature can vary widely.
What is poikilotherm?
The number of tentacles an octopus possesses.
What is 0?
Most invertebrates have this type of circulatory system.
What is open?
The elastic rod which extends through Chordate organisms.
What is the notochord?
The type of fish designated as chondrichthyans.
What is cartilaginous?
A term that means having separate sexes between organisms.
What is Dioecious/Gonochoristic?
When an embryo develops from an unfertilized egg?
What is parthenogenesis?
These invertebrates have three segmented pairs of legs.
What are arthropods?
The type of circulatory system fish possess.
What is closed?
The gill flap of bony fish.
What is the operculum?
The section of an annelid that is in front of the mouth.
What is the prostomium?
This type of asexual reproduction.
What is budding?
The type of circulatory system present in porifera.
What is none?
Term for eggs hatching within body.
What is ovoviviparous?
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What are Ampullae of Lorenzini?
Most marine invertebrates are classified as this, meaning the dissolved solids are the same inside their cells as their environment.
What are osmoconformers?
Phylum of invertebrates that use tube feet for locomotion.
What is Echinodermata?
The specialized stinging cells mainly for capturing prey.
What are cnidocytes?
It is the only truly endothermic fish.
What is the moonfish/Opah?
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What is second dorsal fin?
This phylum of invertebrate has only longitudinal muscles.
What is Nematoda?
An organelle in an invertebrate that is a stinger.
What is a nematocyst?
Echinodermata possess these skeletal structures, but in the sea cucumber they are isolated and microscopic. The substance they are made from.
What are ossicles/calcium carbonate?
The location that homeothermic poikilotherms would live.
What is polar or deep sea?
Fish that are able to keep some parts of their body above the temperature of the environment.
Example.
What are regional endotherms/swordfish; bluefin tuna; mackerel sharks?