Vocabulary
What Hebrew word does "baraminology" come from?
What is "created kind"
What are the only invertebrates that can fly called?
What are insects
What does the term "vertebrate" mean the animal DOES have?
What is a backbone
What is a sea urchins and other marine animals with radial symmetry and spiny skin called?
What is an echinoderm
What animal is long and soft-bodied with bilateral symmetry?
What are worms
What is a reptile with two hard, bony shells that lives near fresh water called?
What is a Terrapin
Arthropods with either eight or ten legs are called what?
What are crustaceans
Which amphibian is often used as an indicator species?
What is a salamander
What is an animal called that at some point in its life had a notochord?
What is a chordate
How many openings does an animal with a complete gut have?
What is two openings
What term best describes an animal that can regulate its inner body temperature?
What is endothermic
What invertebrate has no symmetry, cephalization or gut?
What is a sponge
What attaches an embryo to the placenta?
What is the umbilical cord
What animal is covered in scutes and has a four-chambered heart?
What is an alligator/crocodile
A reptile that molts, has no ear openings, and has a moveable upper jaw to swallow prey.
What is a snake
What reptile is found as only two species in New Zealand?
What is a Tuatara
What is an example of a fish whose skeleton is made of bone?
What is a catfish
What is a squamate with four legs and moveable eyelids?
What is a lizard
What is an example of a jawless fish with no scales or paired fins?
What is a lamprey
What are the 3 types of symmetry?
What is bilateral, radial, and asymmetrical
Which group relies on hard shells for protection? (Does not include cephalopods)
What are mollusks
What is a chelicerae?
What is a type of mouthpart
What is an example of an animal with a jaw, paired fins, and an endoskeleton made of cartilage?
What is a shark
What is an animal that undergoes metamorphosis, has strong hind legs, and has no tail as an adult?
An animal that has sensory organs and a brain cluster concentrated at one end is called what?
What is cephalization