Bio 1010 Lab Exam 3

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sponge spicules

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function is defense and supper of the body
phylum porifera

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how do sponges digest

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intracellular

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epidermis

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layer of Hydra that contains cnidocytes

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function of cnidocytes

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catching and immobilizing prey and defense

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nymatocyst

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harpoonlike structure within cnidocyte

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Polyp and medusa

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two basic body plans of cnidarians

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anthezoa

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class that contains corals, metridium

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scyphozoa

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class that contains jellyfish

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secondary xylem

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commonly known as wood or grain in wood

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leaf structure is adapted to

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enhance light absorption

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mantle

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secretes shell

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function of foot

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movement

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visceral mass

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contains organs

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parapodia

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helps movement and respiration

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pharynx

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ingestion of food

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esophagus

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food transport

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crop

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food storage

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gizzard

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cursing of food

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intestine

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absorption of nutrients

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setae

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provides traction for words

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typholsole

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internal intestinal fold. More surface area for absorption.

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Female ascaris
phylum nematoda
pseduocoelom

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Male ascaris
phylum nematoda
pseduocoelom

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aurielia plana larvae
phylum cnidaria

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clonorchis
phyum platyhelminthes

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earthworm intestinal region; includes typolsole

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hydra
phylum cnidaria

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obelia medusa
phylum cnidaria

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metridiumls
phylum cnidaria
sea anenome
extra walls in G.V.C

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differences between monocots and dicots

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mussels/glochidia
phylum mollusca

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nereis parapodium

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Planaria long ways
phylum platyhelminthes

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Planaria c.s
phylum platyhelminthes

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anatomy of a sponge
phlyum porifera

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spongin
phylum porifera

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taenia Pisiformis mature proglottid
phylum platyhelminthes

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taenia pisiformis hooks
phylum platyhelminthes

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Trichinella
phylum nematoda
in skeletal muscle

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ascaris
phlum nematoda

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chiton
phlyum mollusca

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clam dissection. Identify mantle, foot, valves, shell, adductor muscles, and gill (which also aids in trapping food)
phlum mollusca

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earthworm
phylum annelida

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garden slug
phylum mollusca

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land snail
phlyum mollusca

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octopus
phylum mollusca

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sand worm
phylum annelida

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squid
phylum mollusca

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taenia
phylum platyhelminthes

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aurelia specimen
phylum cnidaria

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metridium
phylum cnidaria

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nematocysts
phylum cnidaria
can be used as a stinger