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1. The wings and legs of insects (hexapods) are attached to:
THORAX
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1. The process of shedding the exoskeleton is termed:
ECDYSIS
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1. Bees are members of the order:
Hymenoptera
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1. Respiratory trees are:
- FOUND ONLY IN SEA CUCUMBERS (used for gas
- exchange)
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1. Locomotory structures of the class Echinoidea are termed:
PODIA
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1. The common dragonfly is in the order:
ODONATA
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1. Butterflies are in the order:
LEPIDOPTERA
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1. The locomotory structures of the class Ophuroidea are
termed:
PODIA
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1. Pill bugs and barnacles are in the subphylum:
- CRUSTACEAE – also in
- subphylum: shrimp, crabs, and water fleas
-
The respiratory structures of insects are:
TRACHEA
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Moths are members of the order:
LEPIDOPTERA
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The common house fly is in the order:
DIPTERA
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Which type of circulatory system is found in
spiders?
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Jawless fishes are found in the class:
AGNATHA
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In some arthropods, there has been a fusion
(combination) of the head and thorax
known as the:
CEPHALOTHORAX
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Sand dollars are in the class:
- ECHINODEA – also in
- class: sea urchins
-
he starfish are a member of the class:
ASTEROIDEA
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Probably the most ancient group of arthropods
are:
TRILOBITES/TRILOBITOMORPHA (also known as living fossils)
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The common turtle is found in the class:
REPTILLIA
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Which are members of the Chelicerata
(Cheliceriformes)?
- HORSESHOE CRABS (also arachnids, sea spiders, and giant water
- scorpions)
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Which have whole limb mandibles (jaws)?
CENTIPEDES
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The endoskeleton elements of the Echinodermata
are called:
OSSICLES
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The strange projections that are ejected out of
the anus of some species of sea
cucumbers for defense are called:
CUVERIAN TUBULES
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An order of insects that has primarily eusocial
species is the:
ISOPTERA – termites
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Spiders whose bite is poisonous to humans
include the black widow and the:
BROWN RECLUSE
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Crustaceans include all of the following except:
HORSESHOE CRABS
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In holometabolus development:
- THE LARVAL FORM LOOKS
- QUITE DIFFERENT FROM THE ADULT
-
The insect’s organs of smell are located mainly
on the:
ANTENNAE
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Scales are primarily feature of the class:
REPTILIA
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Wasps are members of the order:
HYMENOPTERA
-
Hermit Crabs are in the phylum:
ARTHROPODA
-
Amphibians are not completely free to live on
dry land because:
- THEIR REPRODUCTION
- DEPENDS ON WATER.
-
Crinoids (sea lilies and feather stars) are:
FILTER FEEDERS
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Sea stars (starfish) commonly feed on:
Clams (bihalves)
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Dragonflies are members of the order:
ODONATA
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Brittle stars (or basket stars) are in the class:
OPHUROIDEA
-
All of the following are part of the water
vascular system except:
- AMBULACRAL
- GROOVE (included are the radial canal, madreporite,
- podia, and stone canal)
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The dermal structures that “defend” the starfish
or sea urchins from settling organisms
are called:
PEDICELLARIA
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The termite is a member of the order:
ISOPTERA
-
The anterior region (tagma) of a spider’s body
is termed the:
PROSOMA (head)
-
The group of Echinoderms that is capable of
inserting its stomach into a bivalve
shell for digestion is the:
ASTEROIDEA
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The most primitive class of the Phylum
Echinodermata is:
CRINOID
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The only
phylum that lacks parasitic forms that we studied this semester is the:
ECHINODERMATA
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Stone Crabs are in the phylum:
ARTHROPODA
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Fiddler crabs are in the subphylum:
CRUSTACEA
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Trilobite larva belongs to:
MEROSTOMATA
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Lampreys are members of the group:
AGNATHA
-
. All of
the following features are characteristics of the Subphylum vertebrata except:
- NEPHRIDIA (chambered heart, large liver,
- endocrine/exocrine glands, brain case)
-
The most primitive group of vertebrates are the:
AGNATHA
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The retention of larval features into the adult
organism is termed:
NEOTENY
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The surface in a sea urchin in which the anus
appears is called the:
ABORAL SURFACE
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The class of Echinoderms that has a respiratory
tree are the:
HOLOTHUROIDEA
-
Oxygen diffuses to the tissues of terrestrial
arthropods through:
TRACHEA
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Salamanders are
members of the:
AMPHIBIA
-
All members of the arthropods are:
COELOMATE (=EUCOELOMATE)
-
Grasshoppers are
members of the:
ORTHOPTERA
-
Spiders always have:
8 LEGS
-
A unique
characteristic of Echinoderms is:
WATER VASCULAR SYSTEM
-
The sea urchin is a member of the class:
ECHINOIDEA
-
Scorpions are in the class:
ARACHNIDA
-
Sea turtles are
members of the:
REPTILIA
-
Ants are in the
order:
HYMENOPTERA
-
The beetles are in the order:
COLEOPTERA
-
The posterior region (tagma) of the spider’s
body is termed the:
OPISOTHOMA (abdomen)
-
A species of poisonous animal is best protected
if it is:
BRIGHTLY COLORED
-
The chitons belong to the:
POLYPLACOPHORA
-
Which o the following groups have an open
circulatory system and an exoskeleton
of chitin?
ARTHROPODS
-
Chelicerate arthropods possess:
PEDIPALPS (used to hold and crush prey)
-
The following successive changes describe the
life cycle of an insect with holometabulous
metamorphosis:
EGG, LARVA, PUPA, ADULT
-
Parthenogenesis:
- THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN
- EGG WITHOUT THE ENTRANCE OF THE SPERM
-
Of the following
groups, which has not developed terrestrial life forms?
ECHINODERMATA
-
Echinoids commonly feed on:
BROWN AND RED ALGAE
-
The larval form
characteristic of many of the molluscan forms is the:
TROCHOPHORE
-
The madreporite connects directly to the:
STONE CANAL
-
The class of the phylum Echinodermata that has
the most reduced podia is the:
HOLOTHUROIDEA
-
Detorsion is commonly seen in the:
GASTROPODS
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Animals with bilateral symmetry:
ARE BETTER ADAPTED FOR FORWARD MOVEMENT RATHER THAN RADIALLY SYMMETRICAL ANIMALS
-
The millipedes:
BEAR TWO PAIRS OF LEGS ON MOST BODY SOMITES
-
The most successful animals on Earth are:
INSECTS
-
A “living fossil” is:
AN ANIMAL THAT HAS CHANGED VERY LITTLE OVER A LONG
-
. Lyme disease is a bacterial disease carried
by:
TICKS
-
The gills of bivalves are termed:
CTENIDIA
-
The cuttlefish “bone” that is given to birds for
their beaks is a product of:
CEPHALOPODS
-
The common catfish is
a member of the class:
OSTEICHTHYES
-
Organisms that retain larval characteristics in
the adult stage are called:
NEOTEN
-
The cephalochordates are commonly referred to
as:
LANCETS
-
Which animals are
characterized by hermaphroditism:
ANNELIDS
-
Cicadas are members of the order:
HOMOPTERA
-
The term given to the
gastropod shell that opens to the right:
DEXTRAL
-
The regions of the body in those animals with an
open circulatory system that
bathe the tissues directly are called:
SINUSES
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The trilobite is in the subphylum:
CHELICERATA
-
. In
terms of numbers of species and body plans, the most diverse phylum of animals on Earth is the:
ARTHROPODA
-
Which of the following animals have jointed
limbs?
ARTHROPODS
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Which of the following animals have biramous
appendages?
CRUSTACEA
-
Which of the following animals do NOT have
sessile adults?
TUNICATES
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In insects, gas exchange is achieved by means
of:
-
Arthropod growth
includes the process:
- ECDYSIS (shed outer
- skeleton)
-
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:
HEMOTOXIC
-
The coalesced segments of arthropods are called:
TAGMATA
-
Arthropods
characterized by an unsegmented carapace, a long telson, 2 compound eyes, and 2 simple eyes are
in the class:
MEROSTOMATA
-
Insects belong to the subphylum:
UNIRAMIA
-
Compound eyes allow insects to see:
- SIMULTANEOUSLY LEFT
- AND RIGHT
-
. T/F
Insect wings are homologous with vertebrate wings.
FALSE
-
The dung beetle is in the order:
COLEOPTERA
-
God has an inordinate fondness for:
BEETLES – COLEOPTERA
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Hemipterans:
- HAVE MOUTHPARTS FOR
- SUCKING
-
The real pair of club-shaped wings in flies used
as gyroscopes are called:
HALTERES
-
Tube feet (pedicellaria) are used for:
FEEDING, LOCOMOTION, AND RESPIRATION
-
Which of the following animals has a
well-developed calcareous endoskeleton
made of plates?
URCHIN
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Radial pentaramous symmetry characterizes the:
ECHINODERMS
-
.
Aristotle’s lantern is used for:
FEEDING
-
The Asteroidea include:
SEA STARS
-
The Holothuroidea includes the:
SEA CUCUMBERS
-
-
Which of the following are NOT protostomes?
- SEA LILLIES (leeches,
- barnacles, copepods, earthworms)
-
A paired sense of organs of vertebrates develop
primarily from which of these embryonic
tissues?
ENDODERM
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Gnathostomes bite
using jaws that evolve from:
ANTERIOR GILL ARCHES
-
Which vertebrate lineage is characterized by
lobed-fins with a “1-2-many” arrangement
of internal bones:
SARCOPTERYGII
-
Which vertebrate lineage includes: sturgeons,
gars, eels, sardines, tuna, puffers,
seahorses, and flounder?
ACTINOPTERYGII
-
The lateral line of fishes is used in:
VIBRATION DETECTION
-
A living endoskeleton made of cartilage or bone characterizes
which lineage?
- ALL OF THE ABOVE (Cephalochordata, Hemichordata,
- Urochordates, Vertebrates)
-
EUSOCIAL
- each has a specific
- function
-
-
ECDYSIS
process of molting outer shell
-
RESLIN
- sulfur protein makes
- up joints of species in subphylum Crustaceae
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