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- multicellular - no cell wall - heterotrophs - most produce sexually - motile at some point - respond rapidly to stimuli - Answer 6 key features of animals radial - Answer this symmetry can be divided roughly into equal halves by any plane that passes through central axis bilateral - Answer this symmetry can be divided into mirror images only along the plane that runs down the midline porifera - Answer this phyla is immobile, can reprodice both sexually and asexually, do not have true tissues or organs cnidarian - Answer this phyla is well-armed, carnivorous predators; lack true organs and have no actual brain; have stinging cells cnidocytes - Answer the stinging cells of cnidaria ctenophora - Answer this phyla is comb jellies, use cilia to move, carnivorous, hermaphroditic platyhelminthes - Answer flatworms, hermaphrodites, have organs but no respiratory and circulatory systems, ganglia, gas exchange thru skin, ex. tapeworms ganglia - Answer brain of platyhelminthyse annelida - Answer this phyla is segmented worms. reproduce both sexually and asexually. some hermaphrodites mollusca - Answer this phyla mostly has shells and reproduce sexually

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LSU Biol 1002 exam 2 study guides
And Answers.
- multicellular

- no cell wall

- heterotrophs

- most produce sexually

- motile at some point

- respond rapidly to stimuli - Answer 6 key features of animals



radial - Answer this symmetry can be divided roughly into equal halves by any plane that
passes through central axis



bilateral - Answer this symmetry can be divided into mirror images only along the plane that
runs down the midline



porifera - Answer this phyla is immobile, can reprodice both sexually and asexually, do not
have true tissues or organs



cnidarian - Answer this phyla is well-armed, carnivorous predators; lack true organs and have
no actual brain; have stinging cells



cnidocytes - Answer the stinging cells of cnidaria



ctenophora - Answer this phyla is comb jellies, use cilia to move, carnivorous,
hermaphroditic



platyhelminthes - Answer flatworms, hermaphrodites, have organs but no respiratory and
circulatory systems, ganglia, gas exchange thru skin, ex. tapeworms



ganglia - Answer brain of platyhelminthyse



annelida - Answer this phyla is segmented worms. reproduce both sexually and asexually.
some hermaphrodites



mollusca - Answer this phyla mostly has shells and reproduce sexually

, arthropoda - Answer this phyla is the most diverse and abundant animals. includes insects,
arachnids, myriapods and crustaceans. have appendages and an exoskeleton.



nematoda - Answer this phyla is roundworms, reproduce sexually, most are free-living non
parasitic that break down organic matter but some are parasitic



echinoderms - Answer this phyla has a calcium carbonate skeleton, include sand dollars, sea
urchins, sea stars, sea cucumbers and sea lillies. most reproduce sexually with external
fertilization. some can regenerate



gastropods, bivalves, cephalods - Answer 3 classes of mollusks



snails - Answer example of gastropods



clams - Answer example of bivalves



octopus - Answer example of cephalopods



chitin - Answer arthropoda have an exoskeleton made of _____



butterflies ... moths - Answer _______ fly during the day and ______ fly at night. These
insects are the most well-studied group. evolved with flowering plants



bees, ants, wasps - Answer these 3 insects are equipped with stinger. have complex social
behaviors where individuals have specific tasks



beetles - Answer these insects make up 1/3 of all known insect species. they have hard
exoskeleton structure that covers wings. some destroy agriculture while some control pests



arachnids - Answer predator meat eaters such as spiders, mites, ticks and scorpions.8 legs.
no antennae. sensory hairs



centipedes - Answer this myriapod is carnivorous and have 1 pair of legs per body segment



millipedes - Answer this myriapod is herbivorous and have two pairs of legs per body
segment

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