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organ that forms from the ectoderm
skin

mesoderm - muscle

endoderm- digestive system
this animal pair shares the most characteristics
earthworm-clam
all animals must search for food because they are
heterotrophic
an ________ is an example of an animal that is sessile as an adult
coral
this is NOT a characteristic of animals
cells with cell wall
when mesoderm cells begin to form from the endoderm
after the gastrula stage
this animal is an example of an animal with radial symmetry
hydra
fishes have one fin along their back, because fished are ______ symmetrical this fin is called the ___ fin
bilaterally dorsal
which animal obtains food by filtering it out of water
has to be aquatic
of these which is NOT an example of a vertebrate animal
garden spider
acoelomate
animals having 3 cells layers- but no body cavities
coelom
the body cavity of an earthworm develop
blastula
hollow balls of cells - surrounded fluid filled space
(blastula seal)
endoderm
cells lining the inner surface
radial symmetry
divided along any plane through a central axis, into roughly equal halves
sessile
cannot move
psedodocoelomate
fluid filled with body cavity partly lined with mesoderm
deuterostrome
mouth develops from cells elsewhere on the blastula
bilateral symmetry
divided left and right - mirror images
ectoderm
outer surface of the gastrula
gastrula
two layers of cells with an opening at one end
mesoderm
3rd layer formed in embryo