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Animal Features and Invertebrate Review

Animal Features and Invertebrate Review. 1. Each of the characteristic listed are animal features except: Diploidy Heterotrophy Cells with cell walls Multicellularity. 2. Diploidy means that organisms have One copy of each chromosome. Two copies of each chromosome

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Animal Features and Invertebrate Review

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  1. Animal Features and Invertebrate Review

  2. 1. Each of the characteristic listed are animal features except: • Diploidy • Heterotrophy • Cells with cell walls • Multicellularity

  3. 2. Diploidy means that organisms have • One copy of each chromosome. • Two copies of each chromosome • Three copies of each chromosome • None of the above

  4. 3. A benefit of the coelom is that • It aids in digestion • It aids in movement • It protects organs • All of the above • None of the above

  5. 4. Diploidy allows for • Multicellularity • Diversity • Mobility • Sexual reproduction

  6. 5. The endoderm gives rise to the • Skin and sense organs • Respiratory and digestive systems • Skeletons and muscles • None of the above

  7. 6. Symmetry where the body structures are oriented around a central axis is referred to as • Bilateral symmetry • Asymmetry • Radial symmetry • None of the above

  8. 7. The ectoderm gives rise to the • Skin and sense organs • Respiratory and digestive systems • Skeletons and muscles • None of the above

  9. 8. The mesoderm gives rise to the • Skin and sense organs • Respiratory and digestive systems • Skeletons and muscles • None of the above

  10. 9. The concentration of sensory organs in the anterior end of an organism is called • Muticellularity • Segmentation • Diploidy • cephalization

  11. 10.Most direct evidence of evolutionary relationships between animal species comes from comparing • Anatomy • Weight • DNA • fossils

  12. Evolutionary Milestone Name the group that corresponds to the following evolutionary milestones. deuterostome

  13. coelem

  14. Pseudocoelom

  15. Multicelluar - but no tissues

  16. Jointed appendages

  17. segmentation

  18. True tissues

  19. cephalization

  20. Representative Species • Name the phylum that the following species belong to. • Sea urchins, sand dollars, sea cucumbers

  21. Tapeworms, flukes, planarians

  22. Squid, snails, octopus

  23. Sponges

  24. Earthworms, leeches

  25. Hookworm, roundworm, heartworm

  26. Crab, spider, horsefly

  27. Sea anemone, hydra, coral, jellyfish

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