Worms!
The only muscles that Nematoda has
Longitudinal
The type of coelom formation found in Arthropoda
Schizocoelous
The symmetry found in adult Echinoderms.
Pentaradial
What are the two divisions of the nervous system?
CNS, PNS
What came first, the chicken or the egg?
The egg!
Which phylum would you find flame cells that function in water balance?
Platyhelminthes
This structure of Mollusks secretes the shell, forms the cavity that surrounds the gills and lungs, and functions in gas exchange
Mantle
This structure is found in protochordates and larval lampreys and functions in secretion.
Endostyle
When you touch something hot and quickly pull your hand away, this is an example of
Reflex Arc
What is the phylum of the immortal animal I explained?
Cnidaria
This allows for the locomotion of Annelids (and Nematodes) by transmitting the force of muscle contraction to enclosed coelomic fluid.
Hydrostatic Skeleton
The process of shedding the old cuticle and secreting the new cuticle.
Molting
Modified moveable spines that aid in food capture.
Pedicellariae
These connect neurons in the brain with neurons in the spinal cord
Interneurons
What animal has the strongest bite in the world?
Crocodile
This structure is secreted by the hypodermis, has layers of criss-crossing collagen, provides elasticity, and is characteristic of Nematodes.
The cuticle
This refers to the similarity of structures between different parts of the same animal.
Serial Homology
List the pathway through the water vascular system naming all of the 5 structures in order.
Madreporite>Ring Canal>Radial Canal>Lateral Canal>Tube Feet
This is where an action potential originates
Axon Hillock
If a kangaroo doesn’t sweat, how does it release heat/cool down?
It licks its forearm
Explain the life cycle of Clonorchis. Include the primary host, larvae types, the secondary host, the intermediate host, and final host
Human>egg in feces>eaten by snail>swimming cercaria larvae cysts onto fish>metacercaria>eaten by human
Name all 6 classes of Mollusca, and name which one lacks a radula.
Monoplacophora, Polyplacophora, Bivalvia, Scaphopoda, Cephalopoda, Gastropoda
Name all five unique chordate characteristics.
Notochord, Dorsal Hollow Nerve Cord, Pharyngeal slits/pouches, Endostyle/Thyroid gland, Postanal tail
List the four stages for nerve impulse conduction
Resting, Depolarization, Repolarization, Reestablishment of concentration gradients for NA+ and K+
In anoxic conditions, how do goldfish get rid of their metabolic toxic lactate buildup?
They convert it to ethanol and excrete it out their gills