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Miscellaneous
Koopology
Symmetry and Ology's
Orders
Worms
100
The opening cavity within a sponge.
What is spongocoel?
100
Name koop calls his first period class.
What is the enchanted forest?
100
The name for when talking about body forms.
What is Morphology?
100
Bacteria that cause human disease and populate every corner of the world
What is Eubacteria?
100
Skeleton filled with water that keeps animal's shapes
What is Hydrostatic Skeleton?
200
Only evidence of a possible nervous system in a jellyfish.
What is the nerve net?
200
Koop's dream car.
What is a Harley Davidson Motorcycle?
200
More than one point of symmetry.
What is Radial Symmetry?
200
True Flies and Mosquitoes
What is Diptera?
200
Name the three classes of worms.
What is: 1) Cestoda- tapeworms 2) Trematoda- flukes 3) Turbellaria- planarians *only non parasitic flatworm
300
Feeding parts of a cnidarian.
What is the gastrozooid?
300
The name of Koop's cat.
Who is moose?
300
The symmetry name when the left and right side of a figure are symmetrical.
What is Bilateral Symmetry?
300
Describe the difference between Exopterygota and Endopterygota.
What is: Exopterygota- wings that are visible on the outside Endopterygota- wings that are developed on the inside of the body
300
Roundworms are the first to show...?
What is bilateral symmetry and a true coelom.
400
The incurrent pore for a water in a sponge.
What is the ostia?
400
Koop's least favorite genre of music.
What is the all might rap?
400
Which order of animals is bilaterally symmetrical?
What is Rodentia.
400
First order identified by Linnaeus
What is Thysanoptera?
400
Body of a tapeworm.
What is proglottids.
500
Name of the developer of taxonomy.
Who is Linneaus?
500
Koop's natural hair color.
What was blonde?
500
A science of identifying and naming species, and arranging them into a classification.
What is Taxonomy?
500
"One Plate to Bear" *ancient molluscs from the fossil record *no known embryology * undivided and arched shells
What is Monoplacophora?
500
Biological definition of fitness.
What is the ability to carry on your genes and survive?