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Life Science

Life Science. JEOPARDY. click here to P L A Y. Mitosis and Meiosis. Plants. Organisms. Key Terms. Fungus and Yeast. $100. $100. $100. $100. $100. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $300. $300. $300. $300. $300. $400. $400. $400. $400. $400. $500. $500. $500. $500. $500.

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TAXONOMY

TAXONOMY. is a branch of science that deals with the classifications of living things. Taxonomy. . Carolus Linnaeus 1753. Father of Taxonomy. Three Interrelated Parts of Taxonomy. Classification Arrangement into groups Nomenclature Assignment of Names Identification

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Animal Kingdom

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Taxonomy

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Animal Classification Lesson 19 Invertebrate Review

Animal Classification Lesson 19 Invertebrate Review. HW: Invertebrate Test Tomorrow Do Now: (MNB page 68) Number from one to eight. Riddle #1. I have a muscular foot and one shell. Some people like to eat me. What am I? Answer: univalve, mollusk, snail. Riddle #2.

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ADAPTASI

ADAPTASI. BIOLOGI LAUT. Distribusi Spesies di Bumi. Daratan mempunyai lebih banyak spesies karena mempunyai variasi lingkungan yang lebih besar daripada lautan Kebanyakan spesies lautan merupakan hewan bentik karena variasi lingkungan yang lebih besar.

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Sponges & Cnidarians

Sponges & Cnidarians. Mrs. Brown. Characteristics of Sponges. Body contains pores Pores Little openings Important in functions such as reproduction & obtaining food. Characteristics of Sponges. Lack of symmetry (Asymmetrical) Lack tissues & Organs Filter feeders. Reproduction.

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Characteristics of animals

Characteristics of animals. Animals are multicelled Animals are heterotrophs Animals require oxygen Animals reproduce sexually sometimes asexually Animals are motile during some part of life Animals go through embryonic development. Key words about animals.

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Critters of the Chesapeake Bay

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Major Animal Phyla Francisci LS.4

Major Animal Phyla Francisci LS.4. Mostly found in oceans Full of pores which water runs through Asymmetrical Stationary: Does not move Spicules act as skeleton by giving sponge structure. Sponges. Sponges. Jelly fishes, corals, sea anemones Made up of tissues

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Zooplankton

Zooplankton. Objectives. Be able to define zooplankton Be familiar with the major groups of zooplankton and their characteristics Explain the benefits of zooplankton Explain how certain zooplankton can gauge reproductive success. Zooplankton.

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Invertebrates

Invertebrates. By:Stephen. Sponges. No mouth, stomachs, or other organs Most live in oceans Cannot move They stink a lot. Invertebrates with Stinging Cells. They have tentacles They have a mouth They live on the ocean floor They shoot poisonous darts. jellyfish. Sea anemone. coral.

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Animal Phyla

Animal Phyla . King Philip Came Over From Germany-So? Kingdom-Phylum-Class-Order Family-Genus-Species. Sponges (Porifera). Asymetric Feed by straining particles from water Baby ones(larvae) are free-floating, then get stuck in one place. Cnidarians. Jellyfish Sea Anemones Corals

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Corals

Corals. Landlords of the Reefs. What should you know about corals?. They are animals Plants live inside of them Two kinds Soft corals Hard corals (These build reefs!) They are made of tiny polyps (which look like upside-down jellyfish). Hard Corals The Reef Builders.

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Nematocysts and Nematocytes

Nematocysts and Nematocytes. What the?. What is a Nematocyte?. All members of the phylum Cnidaria, which include corals, sea anemones, and jellyfish, have a common feature which is painfully obvious to anyone unfortunate enough to encounter one; nematocytes . What is a Nematocyte?.

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Ouch!!

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Animal report!

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Organism Interrelationships

Organism Interrelationships. Beneficial: Mutualism= Both benefit Commensalism= Only one benefits & other is not harmed or helped. Harmful: Parasitism = One benefits & Host slowly harmed.

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The planula hypothesis

The planula hypothesis. Cnidaria. Hydrozoa Scyphozoa Anthozoa Cubozoa. Characteristics. Double-layer body wall Both layers have muscular bases Use gastrovascular cavity as skeleton--hydrostatic skeleton Cnematocysts--cnematoblast--stinging cells Mesoglea--non-cellular layer

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