Spot Test

Front 1

Lil butthole

Back 1

Spicules - 134 rays monaxons

Lump of caco3

Class based on larvae

Hint 1

Calcarea

Front 2

Back 2

6 rayed silica spicules

Highly individualised

Spicules often fused

Hint 2

Hexactinellida

Front 3

Back 3

1 2 or 4 rays

Var. Skeleton spicules->only spongin

Some fresh

Complex massive or branching

Ace

Hint 3

Demospongiae (breadcrumb)

Front 4

Back 4

1 2 or 4 rays

Var. Skeleton spicules->only spongin

Some fresh

Complex massive or branching

Ace

Hint 4

Demospongiae (Reneira)

Front 5

Back 5

1 2 or 4 rays

Var. Skeleton spicules->only spongin

Some fresh

Complex massive or branching

Ace

Hint 5

Demospongiae (Clathria)

Front 6

Back 6

1 2 or 4 rays

Var. Skeleton spicules->only spongin

Some fresh

Complex massive or branching

Ace

Hint 6

Demospongiae (Euspongia)

Front 7

Back 7

Silica and limestone

Discovered only decades ago

Now only in caves

Hint 7

Homoscleromorpha

Front 8

Back 8

Mostly polymorphic

Chitin exoskeleton

Produces planula larvae

Hint 8

Hydrozoa (Aglantha Rosa)

Front 9

Back 9

Mostly polymorphic

Chitin exoskeleton

Produces planula larvae

Hint 9

Hydrozoa (Clava)

Front 10

Back 10

Mostly polymorphic

Chitin exoskeleton

Produces planula larvae

Hint 10

Hydrozoa (Tublaria)

Front 11

Back 11

Mostly polymorphic

Chitin exoskeleton

Produces planula larvae

Hint 11

Hydrozoa (seriulara)

Front 12

Back 12

Mostly polymorphic

Chitin exoskeleton

Produces planula larvae

Hint 12

Hydrozoa (stylaster)

Front 13

Back 13

Many medusa only none polyp only

Can be capable of lethal stings

Marginal sensory

Hint 13

Scyphozoa Aurelia Aurealis

Front 14

Back 14

Many medusa only none polyp only

Can be capable of lethal stings

Marginal sensory

Hint 14

Scyphozoa Cyanea lamarkii

Front 15

Back 15

Many medusa only none polyp only

Can be capable of lethal stings

Marginal sensory

Hint 15

Scyphozoa Haliclatus

Front 16

Back 16

Many medusa only none polyp only

Can be capable of lethal stings

Marginal sensory

Hint 16

Scyphozoa- Rhizostoma octopus

Front 17

Back 17

Many medusa only none polyp only

Can be capable of lethal stings

Marginal sensory

Hint 17

Scyphozoa- Aurelia larva

Front 18

Back 18

Oral end disk w/hollow tent

Solitary and colonial polyps

Hint 18

Anthozoa Acyoonium digitatum

Front 19

Back 19

Oral end disk w/hollow tent

Solitary and colonial polyps

Hint 19

Anthozoa - Scleractinia

Front 20

Back 20

Oral end disk w/hollow tent

Solitary and colonial polyps

Hint 20

Anthozoa - Scleractinia

Front 21

Back 21

Oral end disk w/hollow tent

Solitary and colonial polyps

Hint 21

Anthozoa - Actinaria

Front 22

Back 22

Oral end disk w/hollow tent

Solitary and colonial polyps

Hint 22

Anthozoa

Front 23

Back 23

Oral end disk w/hollow tent

Solitary and colonial polyps

Hint 23

Anthozoa - "Pennatulacea"

Front 24

Back 24

Oral end disk w/hollow tent

Solitary and colonial polyps

Hint 24

Anthozoa- Actinaria

Front 25

Back 25

Asconoid

Front 26

Back 26

Syconoid

Front 27

Back 27

Leuconoid

Front 28

Jelly reproduction stack

Back 28

Strobila

Front 29

Back 29

Yk

Hint 29

Lepidoptera

Front 30

Back 30

Eusocial

Parasites, often

Hint 30

Hymenoptera

Front 31

Back 31

Communication via pheromones, stridulation, visual

Hint 31

Coleoptera

Front 32

Back 32

Cocroaches termites and mantids

Hint 32

Dictyoptera

Front 33

Back 33

Holometabolous

Hint 33

Diptera

Front 34

Complete metamorphosis

Back 34

Holometabolous

Front 35

Back 35

True bugs

Hint 35

Hemiptera

Front 36

Direct dev

Back 36

Ametabolous

Front 37

Incomplete metamorphosis

Back 37

Hemimetabolous

Front 38

Thicc arms that asteroidea have

Back 38

Ambulacra

Front 39

Back 39

Ambulacra

Organs extend out into arms

Hint 39

Asteroidea

Front 40

Back 40

Ambulacra

Organs extend out into arms

Hint 40

Asteroidea

Front 41

Back 41

Ambulacra

Organs extend out into arms

Hint 41

Asteroidea

Front 42

Back 42

Ambulacra

Organs extend out into arms

Hint 42

Asteroidea

Front 43

Back 43

Ambulacra

Organs extend out into arms

Hint 43

Asteroidea

Front 44

Back 44

Suspension feedersU shaped gutMouth on top

Suspension feedersU shaped gutMouth on top

Suspension feedersU shaped gutMouth on top

Hint 44

Crinoidea

Front 45

Sea lillies vs feather stars

Back 45

Sessile vs mobile

Front 46

Back 46

Suspension feeders

U shaped gut

Mouth on top

Hint 46

Crinoidea

Front 47

Back 47

Unsegmented bilat sym

elongated tapering at both ends

distinct mouth and anus

no circ body wall muscles

seperate sexes

parasitic (phyto and zoo)

Hint 47

Nematoda

Front 48

Back 48

Body non cilliated

Proglottid strobila

No mouth digestive tract or senses

Complicated life

Hint 48

Cestoda

Front 49

Back 49

Body non cilliated

Proglottid strobila

No mouth digestive tract or senses

Complicated life

Hint 49

Cestoda

Front 50

Back 50

Unsegmented bilat sym

elongated tapering at both ends

distinct mouth and anus

no circ body wall muscles

seperate sexes

parasitic (phyto and zoo)

Hint 50

Nematoda

Front 51

Back 51

Unsegmented bilat sym

elongated tapering at both ends

distinct mouth and anus

no circ body wall muscles

seperate sexes

parasitic (phyto and zoo)

Hint 51

Nematoda

Front 52

Back 52

Mostly endoparasites

Flukes

1+ suckers

2 branches of digestive tracts

Hint 52

Trematoda

Front 53

Back 53

Mostly endoparasites

Flukes

1+ suckers

2 branches of digestive tracts

Hint 53

Trematoda

Front 54

Back 54

Aquatic ectoparasites

Suker weak/absent

Posterior hooks & suckers

Got gut

Intermediate hosts

Hint 54

Monogenea

Front 55

Back 55

Non ganglionated nerve ring around mouth with two pairs of interconnected nerve cord

Hint 55

Amphineura

Front 56

Back 56

Non ganglionated nerve ring around mouth with two pairs of interconnected nerve cord

Hint 56

Amphineura

Front 57

Back 57

Tubular shell

Burrows in sand

Hint 57

Scaphopoda

Front 58

Back 58

Early embryo is sym

Torsion

Hint 58

Gastropoda

Front 59

Back 59

2 shell halves

Boring

Pelagic

Swimming

Hint 59

Lamellibranchii

Front 60

Back 60

Head foot combo

Shell int, ext, or absent

Hint 60

Cephalopoda

Front 61

Squid

Back 61

Loligo

Front 62

Cuttlefish

Back 62

Sepia

Front 63

Nautilus

Back 63

Nautilidae

Front 64

Octopus

Back 64

Octopoda

Front 65

Back 65

No arms

5 tube feet rows

internal test

burrowers

Hint 65

Echinodea

Front 66

Back 66

No arms

5 tube feet rows

internal test

burrowers

Hint 66

Echinodea

Front 67

Back 67

No arms

5 tube feet rows

internal test

burrowers

Hint 67

Echinodea

Front 68

Back 68

No arms

5 tube feet rows

internal test

burrowers

Hint 68

Echinodea

Front 69

Back 69

No arms

5 tube feet rows

internal test

burrowers

Hint 69

Echinodea

Front 70

Back 70

Ftn bilat

leathery elongated

sea floor

Hint 70

Holothuriodae

Front 71

Back 71

Ftn bilat

leathery elongated

sea floor

Hint 71

Holothuroidae

Front 72

Back 72

Ftn bilat

leathery elongated

sea floor

Hint 72

Holothuroidae

Front 73

Back 73

Ftn bilat

leathery elongated

sea floor

Hint 73

Holothuroidae

Front 74

Back 74

Cyclostomata-> Myxini

Front 75

Back 75

Ammocete larva of Cyclostomata-> Petromyzontida

Front 76

Extinct jawless fish

Back 76

Ostracoderms

Front 77

Extinct jawed fish

Back 77

Acanthodians

Placoderms

Front 78

Back 78

Chondrichthyes- Elasmobranchii Batoidea

Front 79

Back 79

Chondrichthyes- Elasmobranchii- Batoidea

Front 80

Back 80

Chondrichthyes- Holocephali

Front 81

(Trust me there's an anal fin)

Back 81

Chondrichthyes- Elasmobranchii- Galeomorphii

Front 82

Back 82

Chondrichthyes- Elasmobranchii- Squalomorphii

Front 83

Back 83

Durophagy

Front 84

What's it called when lots of teeth?

Back 84

Polyphodont

Front 85

What type of tail?

Back 85

Heterocercal

Front 86

What type of tail?

Back 86

Homocercal

Front 87

Free swimming platyhelminthes

Back 87

Turbullaria

Front 88

Ray finned fish

Back 88

Actinopterygii

Front 89

Lobe finned fish

Back 89

Sarcopterygii

Front 90

Two types of sarcopterygii

Back 90

Dipnoi (lungfish)

Actinistia (coelecanths)

Front 91

Differences between Australian and African dipnoi

Back 91

Australian have actual fins and are faculative air breathers

African have weird noodle sh*t and are obligate air breathers

Front 92

Stupid name of fish hibernation

Back 92

Aestivation

Front 93

Single reproductive episode before

death

Back 93

Semelparity

Front 94

Stupid name of fish hibernation

Back 94

Aestivation

Front 95

Subclasses of actinopterygii

Back 95

Chondrostei

Neopterygii

Front 96

Sturgeons dont have scales, they have...

Back 96

Scutes

Front 97

"Infraclasses" (f*ck off) of Neopterygii

Back 97

Holostei

Teleostei

Front 98

Back 98

Osteichthyes(bony)-> Actinopterygii(ray finned)-> Neopterygii-> Teleostei

Front 99

Back 99

Osteichthyes(bony)-> Actinopterygii(ray finned)-> Neopterygii-> Teleostei

Front 100

Back 100

Osteichthyes(bony)-> Actinopterygii(ray finned)-> Neopterygii-> Teleostei

Front 101

Back 101

Osteichthyes(bony)-> Actinopterygii(ray finned)-> Neopterygii-> Teleostei

Front 102

Back 102

Osteichthyes(bony)-> Actinopterygii(ray finned)-> Neopterygii-> Teleostei

Front 103

What and also where?

Back 103

Osteichthyes(bony)-> Sarcopterygii(lobe finned) ->Dipnoi

Non-Australian, obligate air.

Front 104

Back 104

Bowfin (Amiiformes, if you're a nerd).

It's a Holostei, not a Teleostei.

Literally no clue what thd difference is. God has forsaken.

Bimodal breathers btw.

Front 105

Back 105

Holostei-> Lepisosteiformes, but I'm pretty sure "gar" will do.

Front 106

Back 106

Chondrostei -> Acipeneriformes

(Sturgeon)

Front 107

What do you call the "nose/snout" thingie?

Back 107

Rostrum

Front 108

Please note the kickass name.

Back 108

Osteichthyes(bony)-> Actinopterygii(ray finned)-> Neopterygii-> Teleostei

Front 109

Back 109

Osteichthyes(bony)-> Actinopterygii(ray finned)-> Neopterygii-> Teleostei

Front 110

Back 110

Placodermi

Front 111

Back 111

Ostracoderm

(Those aren't fins btw, they're "frontal lobes" and are attached to the head area, not the body)

Front 112

Body segments of tapeworm

Back 112

Proglottids

Front 113

Back 113

Lunate

Front 114

Back 114

Truncate

Front 115

Back 115

Rounded

Front 116

Back 116

Forked

Front 117

Back 117

Anguilliform

Front 118

(Contains head movement)

Back 118

Carangiform

Front 119

(No head movement)

Back 119

Thunniform

Front 120

Back 120

Ostraciiform

Front 121

What type of swimming is this?

Back 121

Rajiform

Front 122

Swim Bladder connected to gut

Back 122

Physostomous

Gulp and fart system

Front 123

Swim Bladder disconnected from gut

Back 123

Physoclistous

Front 124

Both jaw bones connected via hyomandibula

Back 124

Amphistyly

Front 125

Only lower jaw connected via hyomandibula

Back 125

Hyostyly

Allows extension

Front 126

Mandible attached to hyomandibula, rest fused

Back 126

Autostyly

Front 127

3 different fish mouth positions

Back 127

Inferior

Terminal

Superior

Front 128

2 lifetime sets of teeth

Back 128

Diphyodont

Front 129

Back 129

Placoid

Front 130

Back 130

Ganoid

Front 131

Back 131

Ctenoid

Front 132

Back 132

Cycloid

Front 133

Narrow salt tolerance

Back 133

Stenohaline

Front 134

Wide salt tolerance

Back 134

Euryhaline

Front 135

Define animals

Back 135

Metazoic heterotrophic eukaryotes who ingest their food

Front 136

Flagellate collar cells porifera

Back 136

Choanocytes

Front 137

Cavity in sponges

Back 137

Spongocoel

Front 138

Ignore ABC and big splodge

Back 138

Front 139

Back 139

Front 140

Ignore ABC and big sploodge

Back 140

Front 141

Sting cells

Back 141

Cnidocytes

Front 142

Symbiotic coral relationship lil dude

Back 142

Zooxanthele

Front 143

Spawn in fresh, ammocoete larva migrate to sea

Back 143

Anadromous life cycle

Front 144

Larva left strobila

Back 144

Ephyra

Front 145

Moulting animals

Back 145

Ecdysis

Front 146

Electroreceptors

Back 146

Ampullae of lorenzini

Front 147

Process of an arthropod (or nematode!!!) moulting its exoskeleton (or cuticle for nematode!!!)

Back 147

Ecdysis

Front 148

Lil echinoderderm hole

Back 148

Madreporite

Front 149

Name of ****** up echinodea mouth

Back 149

Aristotles lantern

Front 150

Sequential hermaphroditism- mtf

Back 150

Protandry

Front 151

Sequential hermaphroditism- ftm

Back 151

Protogyny

Front 152

Dipnoi tail

Back 152

Diphycercal

Front 153

Sentinel meaning

Back 153

Species that are highly sensitive to environmental disturbance. Sometimes used in aquatic biological assessments to provide an early warning

Front 154

Anadromous meaning

Back 154

Lives at sea but reproduces in freshwater

Front 155

tripartite meaning

Back 155

in relation to brain: having fore, mid and hind brain

Front 156

agnathan characteristics

Back 156

Have cranium (skull)

Have notochord

No paired fins

Paired gill openings

Teeth with keratin

Front 157

Lissamphibia clades

Back 157

Albanerpetontidae

Salientia (Anura+extinct spp)

Gymnomorpha (Apoda+extinct spp)

Caudata (Urodela+extinct spp)

Front 158

Metamorphosis stages

Back 158

Premetamorphosis

Protometamorphosis

Metamorphic climax

Front 159

Sexually mature with larval characteristics

Back 159

Paedomorphosis

Front 160

Warning colours

Back 160

Aposematic

Front 161

Salamander toxin

Back 161

Tetrodotoxin