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QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE
SOLUTIONS +

⩥ Which animal has a loose aggregate of cells in layers, but no real
distinct tissue layers? Answer: Sponge


⩥ Which animal is an acoelomate? Answer: Planarian


⩥ Which animal is a pseudocoelomate? Answer: Roundworm


⩥ Which animal is parasitic and lives in the intestinal tract of other
animals? Answer: Roundworm


⩥ True or False: The clam is eucoelomate Answer: True


⩥ Which animal's digestive system consists of intracellular digestion?
Answer: Sponge


⩥ Which two animals have only one opening to their digestive system?
Answer: Hydra, Planarian

,⩥ True or False: The crayfish has two openings to its digestive tract and
classifies it a "tube within a tube" Answer: True


⩥ Which animal's circulatory system uses water transported through the
body of the animal? Answer: Sponge


⩥ Describe the circulatory system of the Hydra Answer: The cells come
in contact with water


⩥ True or False: The planarian has no circulatory system Answer: True


⩥ What kind of circulatory system does the clam have? Answer: Open;
heart


⩥ What kind of circulatory system do the clamworm and earthworm
have? Answer: Closed; blood vessels


⩥ Does the Roundworm have a circulatory system? Answer: No


⩥ True or False: The circulatory system of the crayfish is open and
consists of a heart, vessels, and sinuses Answer: True


⩥ Describe the circulatory system of the grasshopper Answer: Open;
heart, vessels, sinuses

, ⩥ True or False: the sea star has a reduced circulatory system Answer:
True


⩥ True or False: the lancelet has a closed circulatory system Answer:
True


⩥ Is the circulatory system seen in the pig open or closed? Answer:
Closed


⩥ Describe the respiratory organs of the sponge, hydra, and planarian
Answer: Gas exchange occurs directly across cell membranes


⩥ what does the clam use for its circulatory system? Answer: Gills


⩥ What animals use their skin and parapodia for respiratory organs?
Answer: Clamworm and earthworm


⩥ True or False: the Roundworm has respiratory organs Answer: False


⩥ What respiratory organs can be seen in the crayfish? Answer: Gills

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