2Nd Nine Weeks

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Commonly known as daddy long legs

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Harvestmen

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The wingless, worm-like stage of an arthropod during complete metamorphosis

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Larva

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Insects which carry the plaque

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Fleas

Front 4

The ability of an animal to avoid observation or detection by other animals through camouflage in its shape or coloration

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Crypsis

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Brown spider which bears a violin-shaped dorsal stripe on their cephalothorax

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Brown recluse

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Carnivorous, agile hunter that kill their prey with their venom claws and have one pair of legs on each trunk segment

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Centipede

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Type of venom that acts on the nervous system

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Neurotoxin

Front 8

Slow-moving, herbivorous animal that may roll into a coil when disturbed and have two pairs of legs on each trunk segment

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Millipede

Front 9

Disease carried by Anopheles mosquitos infecting hundreds of millions of people each year and causing millions of deaths

Back 9

Malaria

Front 10

A chronic, disabling disease caused by a bacterium and carried by the deer tick

Back 10

Lyme disease

Front 11

The study of insects

Back 11

Entomology

Front 12

Specialized body regions modified for specific purposes

Back 12

Tagmata

Front 13

Type of flies which carry African sleeping sickness

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Tsete

Front 14

This crab has the largest leg span of any arthropod

Back 14

Japanese spider crab

Front 15

These arthropods are the number one disease vector in the world

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Mosquito

Front 16

Crayfish have these large pincers used in defense and capturing food

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Chelipeds

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These arthropods are the number two disease vector in the world

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Ticks

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Name for the simple eyes in an arthropod

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Ocelli

Front 19

Nicknamed "living fossils"

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Horseshoe crabs

Front 20

Extremely venomous spider found in Australia

Back 20

Funnel web

Front 21

The concentration of sense organs and nervous system control at the anterior end of the body

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Cephalization

Front 22

The concentration of sense organs and nervous system control at the anterior end of the body

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Cephalization

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The muscular tube through which the flatworm can suck food into it’s gut

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Pharynx

Front 24

Parasite known to cause schistosomiasis

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Blood fluke

Front 25

Parasite known to cause schistosomiasis

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Blood fluke

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Intermediate host of a blood fluke

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Snail

Front 27

Parasite known to cause schistosomiasis

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Blood fluke

Front 28

Intermediate host of a blood fluke

Back 28

Snail

Front 29

Individual segment of a tapeworm body; contains muscles, nerves, and sexual organs necessary to survive and reproduce

Back 29

Proglottid

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The projections on a planarian which give the anterior end its triangular shape

Back 30

Auricles

Front 31

The most common parasitic worm infection in people worldwide; also known as “wandering worms

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Ascaris

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Flatworm structures used for excretion and osmoregulation

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Protonephridia

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Term for an organism which is mature or full of eggs

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Gravid

Front 34

Suckers or hookers used for attachment

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Scolex

Front 35

The most life threatening canine worms

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Heartworms

Front 36

The most life threatening canine worms

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Heartworms

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This blood vessel pumps blood anteriorly towards the head of an earthworm

Back 37

Dorsal

Front 38

Body system which uses hormones to regulate reproduction and and regeneration

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Endocrine system

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Body system which uses hormones to regulate reproduction and and regeneration

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Endocrine system

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Short stiff needle like bristles which help anchor body segments during locomotion

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Setae

Front 41

Body system which uses hormones to regulate reproduction and and regeneration

Back 41

Endocrine system

Front 42

Short stiff needle like bristles which help anchor body segments during locomotion

Back 42

Setae

Front 43

Substance secreted by leeches to prevent host from feeling its presence

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Anaesthetic

Front 44

Body system which uses hormones to regulate reproduction and and regeneration

Back 44

Endocrine system

Front 45

Short stiff needle like bristles which help anchor body segments during locomotion

Back 45

Setae

Front 46

Substance secreted by leeches to prevent host from feeling its presence

Back 46

Anaesthetic

Front 47

Type of circulatory system found in most annelids

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Closed circulatory system

Front 48

Body system which uses hormones to regulate reproduction and and regeneration

Back 48

Endocrine system

Front 49

Short stiff needle like bristles which help anchor body segments during locomotion

Back 49

Setae

Front 50

Substance secreted by leeches to prevent host from feeling its presence

Back 50

Anaesthetic

Front 51

Type of circulatory system found in most annelids

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Closed circulatory system

Front 52

External circular rings marking each body segment of a segmented worm

Back 52

Annuli

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Body system which uses hormones to regulate reproduction and and regeneration

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Endocrine system

Front 54

Short stiff needle like bristles which help anchor body segments during locomotion

Back 54

Setae

Front 55

Substance secreted by leeches to prevent host from feeling its presence

Back 55

Anaesthetic

Front 56

Type of circulatory system found in most annelids

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Closed circulatory system

Front 57

External circular rings marking each body segment of a segmented worm

Back 57

Annuli

Front 58

The youngest segment in the body of an Annelid is at this end of the body

Back 58

Posterior

Front 59

Body system which uses hormones to regulate reproduction and and regeneration

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Endocrine system

Front 60

Short stiff needle like bristles which help anchor body segments during locomotion

Back 60

Setae

Front 61

Substance secreted by leeches to prevent host from feeling its presence

Back 61

Anaesthetic

Front 62

Type of circulatory system found in most annelids

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Closed circulatory system

Front 63

External circular rings marking each body segment of a segmented worm

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Annuli

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The youngest segment in the body of an Annelid is at this end of the body

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Posterior

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A stretchy sac-like organ of the digestive system that holds materials temporarily

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Crop

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A thick, muscular sac-like organ of the digestive system that grinds food into small pieces

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Gizzard

Front 67

Longer, leg-like paired bristles which aid aquatic forms in swimming

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Parapodia

Front 68

Earthworm waste products which enrich soil

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Castings

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Earthworm waste products which enrich soil

Back 69

Castings

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Type of contractions which allow a worm to burrow

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Peristaltic

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The lobe around the mouth of an earthworm

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Peristomium

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The lobe around the mouth of an earthworm

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Peristomium

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The jaw of an arthropod

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Mandible

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The lobe around the mouth of an earthworm

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Peristomium

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The jaw of an arthropod

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Mandible

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a long, tubular mouthpart to suck juices

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Proboscis

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the segmented part of the body of a tapeworm that consists of a long chain of proglottids.

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Strobila

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A fluid filled coelom serves as this type of skeleton

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Hydrostatic skeleton

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Process in which bacteria harvest energy from hydrogen sulfide and convert inorganic elements into sugars

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Chemosynthesis

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Marine worms found around deep sea hydrothermal vents throughout the Pacific Ocean

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Tube worms