Crayfish
An invertebrate animal of the large phylum, Arthopoda, such as a insect, spider, crusteceans
What are Arthopods
Mollusca
What is the Phylum
Things that hold down the animal or thing.
What are pins
The upper arm, which extends between the shoulder and the elbow
What is the Humerus
Stored fat Bright Yellow A long finger like
What are Fat Bodies
A rigid external covering for the body in some invertebrates, providing both support and protection.
What is an Exoskeleton
Loligo
What is a Genus
The thing that you put the animal or thing on before doing anything.
What is the Dissection pan
Tissue that moves the chicken wing
What are muscles attached to bones
What are Palatine Ridges
Holds food/senses touch and taste.
What is Maxillipeds 1
Little rings of chitin that help the squid to hold onto food.
What are suction cups
For separating tissue or cutting specimen for study.
What are Dissecting Scissors
Which muscle contracts and which muscle extends when raised.
What is the Bicep contracts and the Triceps Extends.
Two Teeth
Volmerine Teeth
Largest maxilliped for manipulating food.
What is Maxillipeds 3
Short appendages used to manipulate captured prey and act as a rudder for navigating while swimming
What are the Squids arms
Used for precision cutting
what is Scalpel
Which bones in the rm don't move
What is the Humerus
Nose opening inside the mouth
What is the Internal Nare
The eyes are black bulbs that help the crayfish see.
What is the Eyes/pedicles
long, extensible, appendages, used for capturing prey or for reproduction. Males will use their tentacles to insert them into their own mantle to cover them in sperm and then place them into the female´s mantle.
What are Tentacles
Used to manipulate specimens and probe openings.
What is a probe
Definition of the bone
Inside the mouth
Floor for the eyeballs
What is the Floor of the Orbit