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pea crab
smallest crab
japanese spider crab
largest crab
king and blie crab
tasty
hermit crab
pet, borrows shell
spiny lobster
no pincers, antennaes are swords
crayfish
can also be called: crawad of crawfish! this can be eaten
brine shrimp
smallest
pistol shrimp
one large pincer used as a stungun
cleaner shrimp
gets parasites off of other fish
barnacle
attached to the ocean floor, has tentacles
woodlouse
eats plants and rottinf wood
pill bug
(roly poly) can roll into a ball and gives off a nasty odor
mollusks
a soft shelled invert.

ex: clam,oysters,squid
gastropod
a mollusk with a muscle foot

(stomach foot)
univalves
one-shelled mollsk
bivalves
two-shelled mollusk
cephalopods
head and foot combined
protozoan
a mini invertibade of one cell

ex: amoeba-paramecium
cell
smalles living unit
cell membrane
protects the cell
cytoplasm
jellylike fluid that fills a cell
neucleus
directs the work of a cell
chromosomes
thread like neucleus "instructs"
pseudapods
amoeba "false feet"
cilia
tiny hairs on paramecium
crustaceans
a close member of the arthrpod with a hard crusty shell

ex: shrimp,lobster,crab
regeneration
the reproducement of lost body parts
swimmeretts
a leg like limbs that helps lobsters and other crustations swim or walk
herbivore
a plant eater
carnivore
a meat eater
coral reef
a ridge of coral that is alive and lives, is a rock that lives at or near the surface of the water
earthworm
burrowing invertibre that enriches the soil.
-makes it's own egg sack
-no boy or girl
leech
parasitic worm that sucks body fluids.
tapeworm
a parasitic worm that grows in the host's intestines
roundworm
parasitic worm that can live in lymph nodes, intestines, and muscles
sea star
(starfish)- has 5 rays,suction feet,regenerates,stomach comes out to digest
sea urchin
relative of the sea star, uses spines to protect and turn over
sea anemone
flower like ocean animal, has stinging tentacles
coral polyp
tiny relative of the sea anemone that builds limestone colonies called coral
hydra
a freshwater invertibre that has tentacles around it's mouth to help it somersault
jellyfish
bol shaped invertibre that has long stinging cells
portugese man-of-war
colony of jellyfish-like creatures living and working together
amoeba
common protozoan that changes it's shape and pseudopods "false teeth"
paramecium
sho shaped protozoan that has cilia to move
centipede
100 footed
1 pair of legs per segment (2 legs)
flat
poisnus close to mouth
millipede
1000 footed
2 pairs of legs per segment (4 legs)
round
slower than centipede
curls into a ball and has stink glands
octopus
8 tentacles and no shell
squid
10 tentacles, more likely to attack and they have no internal skeleton
a crusteacins have ? body sections
3
cruateacians = ? legs
10
how do most crusteacins breath
through gills
gastropod
"stomach -foot"