Animal Kingdom Questions and Answers

Q What sex is your specimen Make sure to view a crayfish of the opposite sex and note the differences

Q Are the anterior swimmerets different from the posterior pair In the fomalo identify the con al nom alos a quelling located between the hass

Q How many rows of gills are there in your specimen Q The outer row of gills is attached to the base of which appendages

Based on the REGENERATION BIOLOGY virtual lab you completed an axolotl is an example of a an O reptile O snail Ofish

What is the atomic number of this atom What is the atomic mass of this atom and how does it differ from the atomic number If this atom had one additional neutron but the other particles remained the same this slightly different atom would be called a n To achieve stability atoms tend to either empty their outermost shell or fill it to the maximum In doing they may give up accept or share electrons with other atoms This is the basis for the formations of chemical bonds Complete the following Table Element Hydrogen Carbon Nitrogen Oxygen Sodium Chlorine Atomic Number 2 Chlorine 3 Hydrogen 4 Oxygen 5 Nitrogen 6 Carbon 1st Shell Electron Distribution 2nd Shell 3rd Shell For each of the following elements explain what type of bond ionic covalent it typically forms and how it achieves stability in forming the bond 1 Sodium

Q6 8 Imagine that after the birds have been living in the city for many years a second big flock of birds arrives How will the bird population size change in the 10 to 20 years after the extra birds arrive Choose the graph that best represents how the city s bird population should change over time Note there are still no predators of these birds in the city Pop Size Pop Size Time Time Pop Size Pop Size Time Time

120 Chyppy Transcriptase INN According to the cell theory scientists do not classify a virus as living because it does not have O any organic material cellular structure O genetic material Lipid Membrace O a membrane

Identify the MOST specific taxonomic level Oorder O kingdom O species Ogenus

consumer multicelllar no cell wall cell membrane small vacuoles eukaryotic cells This list of characteristics describes organisms in the O protist O fungi O plant O animal kingdom

An amoeba is a unicellular organism with a very flexible cell membrane that allows the amoeba to change its shape and form temporary armlike extensions called pseudopods What are two ways that pseudopods serve as an adaptation for amoebas A They help the amoeba capture prey B They allow the amoeba to produce food through photosynthesis C They help the amoeba sense the presence of predators D They allow the amoeba to move in water

Match the following organisms with their phyla subphyla or class Sea star Sand dollar Sea cucumbers Basket stars Sea lillies 1 Asteroidea 2 Echinoidea 3 Holothuroidea 4 Crinoidea 5 Ophiurodea

Echinoderms have a secondarily derived type of body symmetry that develops in the adult known as Biradial Octamerous Pentamerous Bilateral Hexalateral

Calcareous skeletal plates in the echinoderms are known as Bones Denticles Spicules Ossicles Cornicles

C The red region circled that runs down the center labeled 2 in the starfish above is the O a podia b pedicellarea Oc ambulacral groove d gills O e stomach

The first tetrapods belong to the class Oa Chondrichthyes Ob Crocodilia Oc Testudina O d Amphibian O e Mammalia

Which of the following does NOT belong to the class Chondrichthyes O a Skates Ob Rays Oc sharks O d Perch

Water enters a sea star s water vascular system by way of the Ampullae Pedicellaria Madreporite Peristomial membrane Tubo foot

Which of the following belongs to the class Ophiurodea O a Sea urchin Ob Brittle star O c Sea lily O d Sea star e Sea cucumber

Which privilege of being a member of Congress does the picture represent SEATTLE WA U S HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES WASHINGTON DC 20515 4700 PUBLIC DOCUMENT OFFICIAL BUSINESS October 31 2006 O direct deposit of pay O free envelopes O franking 2008 OCT 2000 Washington DC 205

3 C AE Question 12 Not yet answered Marked out of 1 00 Flag question Use the image below to determine what stage of the dog Diploid 2n MEIOSIS Haploid n Number of chromosomes reduced by half 2n n Diploid adult 2n Haploid gametes n Diploid number of chromosomes restored n n 2n MITOSIS during development Sp Zygote 2n

A spider tailed horned viper s adaptations help it survive and reproduce Which adaptation is most helpful in disabling prey so the viper can eat OA Patterned scales OB Spiderlike tail C Slit pupils D Venomous fangs

Which of the following is not a flat worm al Trematodes b Cestodes O Nematodes

The letter C is pointing to the O a ovipositor b femur c thorax A d hind wing e spiracles

Which of the following is NOT a subphylum of the Arthropoda Chelicerata Uniramia Gastropoda

Which of the following structures of the crayfish are used to determine the sex of the organism a Telson Ob Chelipeds c Swimmerets d Uropods

To which of the following phyla does the squid belong a None of these Ob Mollusca Oc Arthropoda d Echinodermata

5 a 6 Ob 7 c 1 d 2 2 Which number s in the image above represents the umbo e 4 6 1 7 3

To which of the following phyla does the starfish sea star belong a Mollusca Ob None of these Oc Arthropoda

Identify the subphylum that has all extinct arthropods a Chelicerata Ob Uniramia Oc Trilobita d Crustacea

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Q How would you distinguish the male from the female nematode externally and internally

Name of the disease How the disease is transmitted Worm that causes the disease common name and scientific Taxonomy of the worm Life cycle of the worm The signs and symptoms of the disease caused by the worm Prevalence of the disease and worm globally Include a picture of the worm

Leucoselenia The asconoid Leucoselenia following structures spongocoel middle cavity and the spicules Q Describe the spicules body plan is represented Obtain a slide and locate th osculum the t

3 1 anus 2 eristomium 4 pharynx 5 15 7 6 Hayden McNeil LLC 8 segment 32 37 Setae Grippers for locomotion EXAMPLE These projections are u for locomotion They are located wh some other organisms have legs

Q How would you distinguish Scypha Leucoselenia

Q By what means do Planaria dugesia obtain its nutrients

Q The scolex being viewed was taken from which tapeworm How would you know Q Do tapeworms eat Explain

Activity 6 Obtain a slide of T spiralis and draw the specimen Note the surrounding muscle tissue of the organism from which the specimen was taken Q Describe the shape of the encysted T spiralis

3 List the classes of Platyhelminthes members of Class Platyhelminthes and give characteristics of each What do all have in common How are they different

Describe the general body plan of sponges

2 Describe the general body plans of cnidarians

Compare the earthworm to the nematode What do you notice about the internal organs

Alimentary digestive system Circulatory system Uro genital reproductive system Mode of nutrition External ppendages if any Tanan Planarian Dugesia and Tapeworm Taenia Roundworm Ascaris Earthworm Lumbricus

The arrow in the diagram is pointing to the O a Heart Ob Seminal vesicle Oc Clitellum O d Prostomium

Which of the following body plans do the flatworms exhibit a Pseudocoelomate Ob Acoelomate c Radial d Coelomate

Which cell type in sponges causes water to flow through the sponge body O Pinacocytes Porocytes Hydrocytes Choanocytes

To which of the following classes does the leech belong Cestoda Hirudinea Trematoda Polychaeta Oligochaeta

The MC1R is a section of DNA that encodes the production of melanin that is involved in the determination of skin color The location of MC1R is 16q24 3 long arm of chromosome 16 position 24 3 The trait represented in this example is 16q24 3 skin color MCIR

In pea plants purple flowers P are dominant over white flowers p If two heterozygous purple flowered plants are crossed with each other then what are the possible genotypes of the offspring Hint work out the Punnett square O Pp only O PP and pp O Pp PP and O Pp and pp pp

During DNA replication what would be the complementary strand to the original DNA segment of GCTAAT O CGATTA OGGAUUA