Download “true” coelom

#1.
Animals in which the embryonic
blastopore becomes the ANUS are called
__________________ .
#2.
This organism
shows
___________
symmetry.
#3.
Identify the
type of coelom
shown in the
picture.
No coelom
Pseudocoelom
“true” coelom
#4.
Which body system deals with removing
nitrogen waste made by body cells?
#5.
This indented area
seen in developing animal
embryos is called the
_______________.
#6. It will develop into the ___________
system.
#7.
Type of circulatory system in which blood
is carried inside of blood vessels.
____________
#8.
Parts which have a
similar structure
and function are
said to
be ____________.
#9. Which of the following is the correct
way to write the scientific name for lion?
Panthera leo
panthera leo
panthera leo
Panthera leo
#10.
Which part of its name tells its genus?
#11. Nitrogen waste from body cells can
be removed in several different chemical
forms. Name one.
#12.
The person who came up with the system
of classifying organisms into a 7 level
hierarchy and giving each a two part
scientific LATIN name was
_______________________
#13. This family tree
diagram which shows
the evolutionary
relationships thought
to exist between
groups of organisms
is called a
____________ tree.
#14. Name the Phylum of invertebrates
which is thought to be more like
vertebrates than other invertebrates
because of the way their embryos develop.
#15.
Tell one of the functions of a coelom.
#16.
The system of classification
in which “shared derived characters”
is used to show evolutionary relationships
is called ________________.
#17.
Organisms whose young
hatch as an immature larva,
which undergoes
metamorphosis to change
into an adult, show
__________ development.
#18.
Name 3 of the 6 Kingdoms used by
Modern taxonomists to classify
organisms.
#19.
Name 3 kinds of evidence scientists might
examine to classify a new organism.
#20. Why is it advantageous for an animal
to have a true coelom rather than no
coelom or a pseudocoelom?
#21.
Name one of the other systems used by
scientists today to classify living things
besides the 6 Kingdom approach.
#22.
Name the levels of Linnaeus’s hierarchy
in order from most to least inclusive.
#23.
If you were to classify plants rather than
animals, name one of Linnaeus’s
hierarchy levels that would change and
tell what it would change to.
#24.
________________ is the evolutionary
history of an organism.
#25.
Give an example of an animal that is a
deuterostome.
#26.
A eukaryotic, multicelled, heterotroph
with specialized cells and the ability to
move and reproduce is called a(n)
________________.
#27.
Animals without backbones are called
_________________
#28.
Name the 3 germ layers that form in
developing animal embryos.
#29.
The concentration of nervous tissue and
sensory organs in the anterior end of an
animal is called ________________.
#30.
The arrow is pointing to
the _________ surface
of this animal.
#31.
Animals with this type
of body cavity would be
called ____________.
#32.
If you remove cells from or split the
blastula in an early _____________
embryo, the resulting organism will be
missing body parts and will not survive.
Protostome
Deuterostome
#33.
Name the body system used to transport
nutrients and oxygen to body cells.
#34. Write the genus and species name
for humans using the correct scientific
name.
#35.
The system of giving organisms a 2-part
Scientific latin name is called
____________ _______________