Biology 203

1. The wings and legs of insects (hexapods) are attached to:

1. The process of shedding the exoskeleton is termed:

1. Bees are members of the order:

1. Respiratory trees are:

1. Locomotory structures of the class Echinoidea are termed:

1. The common dragonfly is in the order:

1. Butterflies are in the order:

1. The locomotory structures of the class Ophuroidea are
termed:

1. Pill bugs and barnacles are in the subphylum:

The respiratory structures of insects are:

Moths are members of the order:

The common house fly is in the order:

Which type of circulatory system is found in
spiders?

Jawless fishes are found in the class:

In some arthropods, there has been a fusion
(combination) of the head and thorax
known as the:

Sand dollars are in the class:

he starfish are a member of the class:

Probably the most ancient group of arthropods
are:

The common turtle is found in the class:

Which are members of the Chelicerata
(Cheliceriformes)?

Which have whole limb mandibles (jaws)?

The endoskeleton elements of the Echinodermata
are called:

The strange projections that are ejected out of
the anus of some species of sea
cucumbers for defense are called:

An order of insects that has primarily eusocial
species is the:

Spiders whose bite is poisonous to humans
include the black widow and the:

Crustaceans include all of the following except:

In holometabolus development:

The insect’s organs of smell are located mainly
on the:

Scales are primarily feature of the class:

Wasps are members of the order:

Hermit Crabs are in the phylum:

Amphibians are not completely free to live on
dry land because:

Crinoids (sea lilies and feather stars) are:

Sea stars (starfish) commonly feed on:

Dragonflies are members of the order:

Brittle stars (or basket stars) are in the class:

All of the following are part of the water
vascular system except:

The dermal structures that “defend” the starfish
or sea urchins from settling organisms
are called:

The termite is a member of the order:

The anterior region (tagma) of a spider’s body
is termed the:

The group of Echinoderms that is capable of
inserting its stomach into a bivalve
shell for digestion is the:

The most primitive class of the Phylum
Echinodermata is:

The only
phylum that lacks parasitic forms that we studied this semester is the:

Stone Crabs are in the phylum:

Fiddler crabs are in the subphylum:

Trilobite larva belongs to:

Lampreys are members of the group:

. All of
the following features are characteristics of the Subphylum vertebrata except:

The most primitive group of vertebrates are the:

The retention of larval features into the adult
organism is termed:

The surface in a sea urchin in which the anus
appears is called the:

The class of Echinoderms that has a respiratory
tree are the:

Oxygen diffuses to the tissues of terrestrial
arthropods through:

Salamanders are
members of the:

All members of the arthropods are:

Grasshoppers are
members of the:

Spiders always have:

A unique
characteristic of Echinoderms is:

The sea urchin is a member of the class:

Scorpions are in the class:

Sea turtles are
members of the:

Ants are in the
order:

The beetles are in the order:

The posterior region (tagma) of the spider’s
body is termed the:

A species of poisonous animal is best protected
if it is:

The chitons belong to the:

Which o the following groups have an open
circulatory system and an exoskeleton
of chitin?

Chelicerate arthropods possess:

The following successive changes describe the
life cycle of an insect with holometabulous
metamorphosis:

Parthenogenesis:

Of the following
groups, which has not developed terrestrial life forms?

Echinoids commonly feed on:

The larval form
characteristic of many of the molluscan forms is the:

The madreporite connects directly to the:

The class of the phylum Echinodermata that has
the most reduced podia is the:

Detorsion is commonly seen in the:

Animals with bilateral symmetry:

The millipedes:

The most successful animals on Earth are:

A “living fossil” is:

. Lyme disease is a bacterial disease carried
by:

The gills of bivalves are termed:

The cuttlefish “bone” that is given to birds for
their beaks is a product of:

The common catfish is
a member of the class:

Organisms that retain larval characteristics in
the adult stage are called:

The cephalochordates are commonly referred to
as:

Which animals are
characterized by hermaphroditism:

Cicadas are members of the order:

The term given to the
gastropod shell that opens to the right:

The regions of the body in those animals with an
open circulatory system that
bathe the tissues directly are called:

The trilobite is in the subphylum:

. In
terms of numbers of species and body plans, the most diverse phylum of animals on Earth is the:

Which of the following animals have jointed
limbs?

Which of the following animals have biramous
appendages?

Which of the following animals do NOT have
sessile adults?

In insects, gas exchange is achieved by means
of:

Arthropod growth
includes the process:

If you are bitten by
a spider and your skin and muscle at the site of the bite become severely damaged, then the
venom involved was probably:

The coalesced segments of arthropods are called:

Arthropods
characterized by an unsegmented carapace, a long telson, 2 compound eyes, and 2 simple eyes are
in the class:

Insects belong to the subphylum:

Compound eyes allow insects to see:

. T/F
Insect wings are homologous with vertebrate wings.
True False

The dung beetle is in the order:

God has an inordinate fondness for:

Hemipterans:

The real pair of club-shaped wings in flies used
as gyroscopes are called:

Tube feet (pedicellaria) are used for:

Which of the following animals has a
well-developed calcareous endoskeleton
made of plates?

Radial pentaramous symmetry characterizes the:

.
Aristotle’s lantern is used for:

The Asteroidea include:

The Holothuroidea includes the:

Adult crinoids are:

Which of the following are NOT protostomes?

A paired sense of organs of vertebrates develop
primarily from which of these embryonic
tissues?

Gnathostomes bite
using jaws that evolve from:

Which vertebrate lineage is characterized by
lobed-fins with a “1-2-many” arrangement
of internal bones:

Which vertebrate lineage includes: sturgeons,
gars, eels, sardines, tuna, puffers,
seahorses, and flounder?

The lateral line of fishes is used in:

A living endoskeleton made of cartilage or bone characterizes
which lineage?

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TAGMA

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