mollusks, arthropods & echinoderms
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Mollusks, Arthropods & EchinodermsMollusk
sCrustacean
sEchinoderm
sClassify
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A muscular covering that protects the organs
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A muscular appendage used to burrow or move
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Chitinous teeth used to scrape off algae
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A cavity that contains all the specialized organs
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Structure used both as a means of propulsion and
defense mechanism through which ink is
released
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This is the name given to the crustaceans with "ten
legs"
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These are the complex structures used for sight
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This is another term for the cephalothorax on a lobster, crab, or crayfish
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The type of circulatory system seen in
Crustaceans
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Identify the following:
A
B
CD
E
F G
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Write the parts of the Water Vascular System in order of the path of water (you should have 6 parts)
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Pigment spots that can detect light and dark on the end of the arms of a
starfish
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Tiny pinchers found on the outer surface of
starfish
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Identify this part:
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The name for the hardened structure found
under the thin layer of tissue
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Phylum, Subphylum, & Class for:
HORSESHOE CRAB
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Phylum, Subphylum, & Class for:
BARNACLE
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Phylum & Class for:SEA URCHIN
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Phylum & Class for:SQUID
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Phylum, Subphylum, & Class for:LOBSTER
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The longer the intestine seen in an organism
probably means its diet consists of this:
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The non-mouth side on a starfish
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Why are copepods important?
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Identify the following partsA
C
E
F
D
B
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The chewing apparatus of sea urchins seen here:
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Phylum and Class for:
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Phylum & Class for:
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Phylum, Subphylum, and Class for:
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