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18 Cards in this Set
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Which specific type of worm can enter your body through your skin?
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hookworms
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What phylum are roundworms in?
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Nematoda
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Which specific type of worm causes trichinosis?
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Trichinella
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What are spicules?
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form "skeleton" of a sponge
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Which phylum of worms possess setae?
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annelida
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What are nematocysts?
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stinging structures around the mouth of cnidarians
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what are 2 examples of flatworms?
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planaria and tapeworms
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How do spnonges reproduce - sexually, asexually, or both depending on the species?
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both
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What phylum are corals, hydra, jellyfish, and sea anemones in?
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Cnidaria
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What phylum are flatworms in?
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Platyhelminthes
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define regeneration
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ability of an organism to regrow body parts
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What phylum are segmented worms in?
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Annelida
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What are the two basic body forms of Cnidarians?
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polyp and medusa
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What are setae?
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small bristles that help segmented worms move
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What class are octopus, squid and nautilus in?
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cephalopoda
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What are 2 types of roundworms?
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trichinella and hookworms
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What is a bivalve?
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A two shelled mollusk
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What is a univalve?
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A single shelled mollusk
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