Amazing Animalia
True or False: all organisms in Animalia are autotrophic
False
These are responsible for classification
Spicules
Digestion occurs here
Gastrovascular Cavity
Platyhelminthes have this type of nervous system
Nerve ladder
This is the function of free living nematodes
Decomposition
As Bacteria is to prokaryotic; Animalia is to this
Eukaryotic
True or False: Sponges have tissue
False
These are the cells that house nematocysts
Cnidocytes
These cells are responsible for excretion
Flame cells
This worm enters as “Itchworm” between your toes
Hookworm
This phylum is diploblastic
Cnidaria
This cell makes the spicules
Amoebocyte
This is the name of the motile stage
Medusa
This is the term used for an organism that lives off you from the inside
Endoparasite
Reinfection of Pinworm is in this manner
This type of symmetry is more advanced
Bilateral
This cell is responsible for “catching” the food particles
Choanocyte
Cnidarians have this type of nervous system
Nerve net
Hooks and suckers are located here on the tapeworm
Scolex
This part of the worm is used to distinguish between male and female Ascaris
Hooked tail (males)
A body cavity located within the mesoderm
Coelom
Sponges have this type of symmetry
None/radial
Name the stage and the means of asexual reproduction
Polyp: budding
This is the function of free living nematodes
Decomposition
Bilateral symmetry allows for this specialization to occur
Cephalization