Philosophers
Worked on evolution research on the Galapagos island, contributed significantly to zoological studies
Charles Darwin
the study of the animal kingdom
Zoology
Bearing openings or pores
Porifera
Earthworm
Phylum...
Major feature...
Annelida , segmented worm
invertebrates make up what percentage of animals?
97
Worked on animal behavior has a significant impact on the understanding of zoology
Konrad Lorenz
is a study that defines groups of biological organisms based on shared characteristics and giving names to those groups.
Taxonomy
Spiny skin
Echinodermata
Jellyfish
Phylum...
Major feature...
Cnidaria, stinging cells
What is the body plan (symmetry) of a sponge?
Asymmetry
considered the father of zoology because of his work on classification and characterization of animals
Aristotle
Study of the evolutionary history of animals
Evolutionary Biology
Hollow gut, stinging nettle
Cnidaria
Starfish
Phylum...
Major feature...
Echinodermata, spiky skin
Both earthworms and leeches are
Annelid worms
His work on paleontology and comparative anatomy of animals
His work on Darwin's theory of evolution contributed to the field of comparative anatomy of animals.
George Cuvier
Thomas Huxley
is a branch of zoology that deals with animal behavior under their natural habitats and studying their behavior as an adaptive trait in evolution.
Ethology
Soft body
Mollusca
Coral
Phylum...
Snail
Phylum...
Major feature... Major feature...
Cnidaria, sting nettle and nerve net
Mollusca, soft body
An animal can be divided into 2 identical halves across an imaginary dividing line. Which animal displays this type of symmetry?
A fish
His work on biodiversity and sociobiology contributed to understanding ecology
work on taxonomy and classification laid the foundation for the pretext of zoology
E.O. Wilson
Carolus Linnaeus
Study of the mechanism that underlies various bodily functions
Physiology
Jointed foot
Arthropoda
What is a characteristic that is not true?
They make their own food
Which type of symmetry can be found in complex animals that have well- formed heads?
Bilateral symmetry