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IdentificationPhylum/Class
MolluskMore Phylum/Class Mollusk
Mixed Questions
Kingdom __________
Phylum ___________
Common Name___________
Characteristics
1. ______________
2. ______________
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Echinodermata
Common Name: Sea Urchin
Characteristics
1. Pentamerous
2. Water Vascular System
3. Spiny Skin
4. Endoskeleton
5. Test
Kingdom __________
Phylum ___________
Common Name___________
Characteristics
1. ______________
2. ______________
Kingdom: AnimaliaPhylum: CnidariansCommon Name: anemoneCharacteristics
1. Polyp, Planula larva, nematocysts, mouth/anus
2. Radial symmetry, tentacles, nerve net
Kingdom __________
Phylum ___________
Common Name___________
Characteristics
1. ______________
2. ______________
Kingdom: AnimaliaPhylum: Mollusca (class cephalopoda)Common Name: CuttlefishCharacteristics
1. 8 arms2. 2 tentacles3. Beak, siphon4. Internal shell5. Well developed head and eye
6. Giant axon7. Chromatophores
Kingdom __________
Phylum ___________
Common Name___________
Characteristics
1. ______________
2. ______________
Kingdom: AnimaliaPhylum: Arthropoda (subphlyum -
crustaceans)Common Name: LobsterCharacteristics
1. Segmented body2. 2 sets of antennas3. Compound eye4. Chitinous exoskeleton5. Molt
6. krill
Kingdom __________
Phylum ___________
Common Name___________
Characteristics
1. ______________
2. ______________
Kingdom: AnimaliaPhylum: PoriferaCommon Name: SpongeCharacteristics
1. Choanocytes2. Regeneration
3. No organs or tissues4. Spicules5. Hermaphroditic6. Cross/self fertilization
Coral
Cnidarian
Hydrostatic water vascular system controls “tube feet”
Echinoderm
Rasping Radula
Gastropod
Compound eye on stalks
Arthropods
Well developed brain and eye
Cephalopods
Kiss a sea cucumber for luck
Echinoderm
2 tentacles
8 arms
Cephalopods
May extend the foot for moving around and attaching to something when shell is open
Bivalve
Secondary radial symmetry - larva is bilateral
Echinoderm
Tentacles around mouth controlled by primitive nerve net
Cnidarian
Chitinous exoskeleton
Arthropoda
Compressed and enclosed in two shells.
Bivalve
Explain the difference between radial and bilateral symmetry.
Radial - pizza - jellies and seastars
Bilateral - only one way - lobster
limpets and abalone
Gastropod
Organism that can produce both male and female sex cells.
Hermaphroditic
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