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The phylum jellyfish and coral belong to
What is Cnidaria
Create a current of water moving through a sponge, and cells capture food particles from that water
What is the purpose of flagella
How a grasshopper is different from a sponse
grasshopper has an exoskeleton
Eukaryotic, multicellular consumers with organized tissues
What are animals?
Structures on an earthworm's body helping it move through the soil
What are setae
Where a planarian sucks food through extended through the mouth
What is a pharynx
An animal that possesses both male and female reproductive structures
What is a hermaphrodite
Phylum of sponges
What is Porifera
The type of skeleton insects have
What is an exoskeleton
Two ways an octopus can move
Part of an earthworm that serves the same function as human kidneys
What is are excretory tubules
Type of symmetry most cnidarians have
What is radial symmetry
Male bees
What are drones
How insecticides kill an insect
By clogging the spiracles and making the insect unable to breathe, poison that enters spiracles and spreads through respiratory system and dissolves in the blood
Type of symmetry a butterfly has
What is bilateral
Phylum of flatworms
What is Platyhelminthes
What is an open circulatory system
If an insect does not molt
It would be trapped in an immature stage and not reach adult stage, could not reproduce, most likely die
Type of circulatory system an earthworm has
closed
Phylum of roundworms
What is Nematoda