cnidarians
marine animals with sting bristles
mollusk
soft bodied
mantle
a growth organ that lines a mollusks inner shell
echidnoderms
animals that live in the ocean and have spiny skin.
thorax
the center segment of an insect or other animal
cephalothorax
the body segment of crustaceans and arachnids that consists of the head and thorax fused together.
maxilliped
the appendage that helps a crustacean eat
millipede
a round-bodied arthropod with 2 pairs of legs on each body segment.
metamorphisis
a series of physical changes that certain animal undergo
Ectotherm
an organism that uses the environment to regulate their body temperature
swim bladder
a balloon like organ that in bony fish that allows them to ascend or descend in water.
vertebrate
an animal with a backbone
what do collar cells do for sponges and why are they unique
they move water through the sponge and each cell digests it’s own food
name 3 cnidarians
coral, jellyfish, sea anemone
what are the 3 types of mollusks give an example of each
bivalves (clams) gastropod (snail) cephalopods (octopus)
name 3 examples of echidnoderms
sea star, sea cucumber, brittle star
name 3 types of arthropods
crabs, spider, shrimp
name 3 crustaceans
crayfish, lobster, crab
what important role do arachnids play in the world
they eat many insects and pests
compare complete and incomplete metamorphisis
complete meta has 4 stages (egg larva pupa adult) incomplete has 3 (egg nymph adult)
what are the 2 groups of vertebrates
ectotherms and endotherms
what are 2 ways ectotherms regulate their body heat
lifting their body off the ground for airflow and basking to warm up
what are the main groups of reptiles
turtles, snakes and lizards, crocs and alligators
what are the 3 main groups of amphibians
caecilians, salamanders, toads and frogs