Remaining Five Phyla Of Kingdom Animalia

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Phylum Annelida

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(Few setie) Segmented worms

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Class Oligochaeta

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Earthworm

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Earthworms

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Loosen dirt by making tunnels

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What is the thickened band on the anterior of an earthworm called?

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Clitellum

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What does the clitellum do?

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Produced mucus

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What does mucus do?

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Holds two mating earthworms together

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What does mucus do?

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Forms a cocoon around the eggs

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Class Hinodenea

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Leaches

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Leaches

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Produces and anticoagulant and are aquatic

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Phylum Arthropoda

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Jointed foot; two subphyla

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Subphyla Chalisserada

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No jaws; have fang-like structures

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Class Arachnidae

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Spiders; ticks; mites

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Subphyla Mandibulata

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Jaws

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Spiders

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Two body segments

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Cephelathorax

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Eyes, antennae, legs, and abdomen (reproductive area)

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Brown recluse

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Also called fiddleback

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Brown recluse

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Has a digestive enzyme in their venom which causes necrosis of tissue

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Neither black widows or brown recluses spin a web. However . . .

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All spiders produce silk

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Black widow

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On ventral (belly) side is a red hourglass

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Black widow's bite

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Releases a neurotoxin

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Ticks

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One body segment

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Ticks

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Take a blood meal

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Ticks

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Cause Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever

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Tick

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Is a vector

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What is a vector?

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Carries an organism, but is not sick

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Mites

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Chigger

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Class Crustacea

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Shrimp, crawfish, lobster

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All crustaceans are aquatic except . . .

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Rolly polies

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Diplopoda

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Thousand leggers (two pairs of legs per segment)

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Chilopeda

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Hundred leggers

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Class Insecta

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Bugs

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Special characteristics of Insecta

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Three body segments (head, thorax, and abdomen)

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Special characteristics of Insecta head

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Compound eyes (on most), antennae, and a great sense of smell

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Special characteristics of Insecta thorax

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Three pairs of legs and one-to-two pairs of wings on some

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Positive economic impacts and aspects of Insecta

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Food, honey, silk, predators and parasites, aesthetic

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Negative economic impacts and aspects of Insecta

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Destroy crops (nearly 10% of all), vector diseases (yellow fever, malaria, black plague), stings and bites, irritation

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Phylum Echinodermata (spiny skin)

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Starfish

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Echinodermata is the first phylum in which . . .

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The blastopore forms the anus (deuterasomes)

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All phyla before Echinodermata . . .

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The blastopore forms the mouth (protosomes)

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Phylum Chordata

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Firm, flexible glob of tissue down the center of the back called the notochord

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In the vertabrates, animals with bone, the _____ encases the notochord

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Backbone

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Chordates have . . .

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Pharynx with gill-slits, dorsal nerve tube, closed circulatory system with a ventral heart

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Subphyla of Chordata: Vertabrata

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Animals with bone

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Class Agnatha

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Jawless fish (most primitive)

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Cartilaginous fish

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Shark

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Osterocythes

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Bony fish

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Aniphibia

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Reproduce in the water, but adult is terrestrial

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Reptilia

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First truly terrestrial chordates

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Aves

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Birds

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Mammalia

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Milk glands (mammarieEndos), hair

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Endothermic

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Keep a constant body temperature

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Oviparous

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Egg-layer

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Viviperous

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Live birth

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Ovoviviperous

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Eggs hatch in mother's body; appears to be live birth

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Endothermic

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Acquire the temperature of the environment