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34 Cards in this Set
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what are the four major groups of protozoa?
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ameoba, ciliate, flagellates, sporozoan
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What is alternation of generations?
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gametophetes are produced during what generation and are they haploid or diploid?
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gametophytr generation, diploid
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spores are produced during what generation and are they haploid or diploid?
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sporophyte, haploid
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how to amoebas reproduce?
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asexual reproduction
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what kind of protazoan can move and create food?
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euglenoids
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what are some types of ways plants perform asexual reproduction?
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budding, fragmentation, producing spores
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how to paramecium move?
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using cilia
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what type of plant uses osmosis and diffusion to move water throughout the plant?
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nonvascular
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what does xylem do?
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transports water up the plant
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how do plants make food?
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photosynthesis
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what prevents water loss?
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cuticle
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what do you call a plants response to a stimulus?
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tropism
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what are the openings in the cuticle of a leaf?
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stomata
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what kind of body cavity does a roundworm have?
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pseudocelomate
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what is the flatworm phylum in which the tapeworm is in?
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platyhelmenthise
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what are the stages of a cnidarian?
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polyp, medusa
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what is a clam?
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bivalve
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what is regeneration?
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when an organism can be cut in half and form two new organisms
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what is a starfish?
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echinoderm
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what is an animal that is head footed?
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cephlopod
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name four types of common worms
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hookworm, pinworm, trichinella, ascaris
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what are the stages of incomplete metamorphasis?
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egg, nymph, adult
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what is stomach-footed?
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gastropod
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what are the stages of metamorphasis?
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egg, larva, pupa, adult
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the blastula forms the?
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gastrula
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what kind of symmetry does the flatworm have?
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bilateral
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what is a single fertilized egg?
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zygote
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what means that an organisms head touches its thorax?
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cephlothorax
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what anchors an earthworm to the soil?
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setea
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grasshoppers are in what class?
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insecta
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what phylum are earthworms in?
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annalida
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spiders are..?
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arachnids
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crayfish are..
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crustaceans.
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