front 1 Phylum Porifera | back 1 Sponges |
front 2 What classes are in the phylum porifera | back 2 Calcarea, Demospongiae, Hexactinellida |
front 3 Class Calcarea | back 3 chalk sponge |
front 4 Class Demospongiae | back 4 bath sponge |
front 5 Class Hexactinellida | back 5 glass sponges |
front 6 Phylum Cnidaria | back 6 jellyfish |
front 7 What class are in the phylum cnidaria | back 7 hydrozoa, scyphozoa, cubozoa, anthozoa |
front 8 Class Hydrozoa | back 8 hydrazoans |
front 9 Class Scyphozoa | back 9 true jellyfish |
front 10 Class Cubozoa | back 10 box jellies |
front 11 Class Anthozoa | back 11 coral, anemones |
front 12 Phylum Platyhelminthes | back 12 flatworms |
front 13 What class are in the phylum platyhelminthes | back 13 turbellaria, cestoda, trematoda |
front 14 Class Turbellaria | back 14 non-parasitic flatworms |
front 15 Class Cestoda | back 15 tapeworm |
front 16 Class Trematoda | back 16 flukes |
front 17 Phylum Nematoda | back 17 non-segmented roundworms |
front 18 Phylum Mollusks | back 18 mollusks |
front 19 What class are in the phylum mollusca | back 19 polyplacophora, gastropoda, bivalvia, cephalopoda |
front 20 Class Polyplacophora | back 20 chitons |
front 21 Class Gastropoda | back 21 snails, slugs |
front 22 Class Bivalvia | back 22 clams, oysters, mussels, scallops |
front 23 Class Cephalopoda | back 23 nautili, squid, octopi, cuttlefish |
front 24 Phylum Annelida | back 24 segmented roundworms |
front 25 What class are in the phylum annelida | back 25 polychaeta, oligochaeta, hirudinea |
front 26 Class Polychaeta | back 26 marine annelids |
front 27 Class Oligochaeta | back 27 earthworms |
front 28 Class Hirudinea | back 28 leeches |
front 29 Phylum Arthopoda | back 29 arthropods |
front 30 What subphylum of the phylum arthopoda | back 30 chelicerata, crustacea, uniramia |
front 31 Subphylum Chelicerata | back 31 those with chelicerae |
front 32 What classes are in the subphylum chelicerata | back 32 merostomata, arachnida |
front 33 Class Merostomata | back 33 horseshoe crabs |
front 34 Class Arachnida | back 34 spiders, scorpions, harvestmen, ticks, mites |
front 35 What classes are in the subphylum crustacea | back 35 maxillopoda, malacostraca |
front 36 Subclass Thecostraca (Class Maxillopoda) | back 36 barnacles |
front 37 Order Isopoda (Malacostraca) | back 37 sow bugs |
front 38 Order Decapods (Malacostraca) | back 38 lobsters, crabs, shrimp, crayfish |
front 39 Subphylum Uniramia | back 39 insects |
front 40 What classes are in the subphylum uniramia | back 40 chilopoda, diplopoda, insecta |
front 41 Class Chilopoda | back 41 centipedes |
front 42 Class Diplopoda | back 42 millipedes |
front 43 What orders are in the class insecta | back 43 odonata, orthoptera, blatteria, mantodea, isoptera, diptera, hemiptera, hymenoptera, hymenoptera, coleoptera, lepidoptera |
front 44 Order Odonata | back 44 dragonflies, damselflies |
front 45 Order Orthoptera | back 45 grasshoppers, locusts, crickets |
front 46 Order Blatteria | back 46 cockroaches |
front 47 Order Mantodea | back 47 Mantids |
front 48 Order Isoptera | back 48 termites |
front 49 Order Diptera | back 49 flies, mosquitoes |
front 50 Order Hemiptera | back 50 true bugs |
front 51 Order Hymenoptera | back 51 wasps, ants, bees |
front 52 Order Coleoptera | back 52 beetles |
front 53 Order Lepidoptera | back 53 butterflies, moths |
front 54 Phylum Echinodermata | back 54 starfish and kin |
front 55 What class are in the phylum echinodermata | back 55 crinoidea, asteroidea, ophiuroidea, echinoidea, holothuroidea |
front 56 Class Crinoidea | back 56 sea lilies, feather stars |
front 57 Class Asteroidea | back 57 starfish |
front 58 Class Ophiuroidea | back 58 brittle stars |
front 59 Class Echinoidea | back 59 sea urchins, sand dollars |
front 60 Class Holothuroidea | back 60 sea cucumbers |
front 61 Phylum Chordata | back 61 chordates |
front 62 What subphylum are in the phylum chordata | back 62 tunicata, cephalochordata, vertebrata |
front 63 Subphylum Tunicata | back 63 sea squirts |
front 64 Subphylum Cephalochordata | back 64 amphioxus |
front 65 Subphylum Vertebrata | back 65 vertebrates |
front 66 What are the classes in the subphylum vertebrata | back 66 agnatha, chondrichthyes, osteichythyes, amphibia, reptilia, aves, mammalia |
front 67 Class Agnatha | back 67 lampreys, hagfish |
front 68 Class Chondrichthyes | back 68 sharks, rays |
front 69 Class Osteichthyes | back 69 bony fish |
front 70 Class Amphibia | back 70 amphibians |
front 71 What order is in the class amphibia | back 71 anura, caudata, gymnophiona |
front 72 Order Anura | back 72 frogs, toads |
front 73 Order Caudata | back 73 salamander, newts |
front 74 Order Gymnophiona | back 74 caecilians |
front 75 Class Reptilia | back 75 Reptiles |
front 76 What order is in the class reptilia | back 76 rhyncocephalia, testudines, squamata, serpentes, crocodilia |
front 77 Order Rhyncocephalia | back 77 tuataras |
front 78 Order Testudines | back 78 turtles, tortoises |
front 79 Order Squamata | back 79 snakes, lizards |
front 80 What suborder is in the order squamata | back 80 sauria, serpentes |
front 81 Suborder Sauria | back 81 lizards |
front 82 Suborder Serpentes | back 82 snakes |
front 83 Order Crocodilia | back 83 crocodiles, alligators |
front 84 Class Aves | back 84 birds |
front 85 What order is the class Aves | back 85 galliformes, columbiformes, falconiformes, anseriforms, apodiformes, strigiforms, piciformes, passeriformes |
front 86 Order galliformes | back 86 quail, turkeys, domestic fowl |
front 87 order columbiformes | back 87 eagles, hawks |
front 88 Order Anseriformes | back 88 ducks, geese, swans |
front 89 Order Apodiformes | back 89 hummingbirds |
front 90 Order Strigiformes | back 90 owls |
front 91 Order Piciformes | back 91 woodpeckers |
front 92 Order Passeriformes | back 92 songbirds |
front 93 What orders are in the class mammalia | back 93 monotremata, marsupalia, insectivora, chiroptera, rodentia, carnivora, artiodactyla, lagomorpha, primates, cetacea, probocidea, perissodactyla |
front 94 Order Monotremata | back 94 monotremes |
front 95 Order Marsupalia | back 95 marsupials |
front 96 Order Insectivora | back 96 shrews, moles, hedgehogs |
front 97 Order Rodentia | back 97 mice, rats, squirrels |
front 98 Order Chiroptera | back 98 bats |
front 99 Order Carnivora | back 99 wolves, foxes, cats, bears |
front 100 Order Artiodactyla | back 100 even-toed ungulates |
front 101 Order Lagomorpha | back 101 rabbits, hares |
front 102 Order Primates | back 102 primates |
front 103 Order Cetacea | back 103 whales, dolphins |
front 104 Order Probocidea | back 104 elephants |
front 105 How is frog and human blood different | back 105 frog blood nuclei is present and human blood has no nuclei present |
front 106 What is the process where by a juvenile animal transforms into an adult with a completely different body structure | back 106 Metamorphosis |
front 107 Groups with tube-within-a-tube body structure | back 107 annelids |
front 108 Groups with sac-like body structure | back 108 Cnidarians, Ctenophora, Platyhelminthes |
front 109 Know the difference bewtween a polyp and a medusa | back 109 polyp (hydra) is sessile and medusa is free-floating |
front 110 Groups that have a nerve net | back 110 cnidaria, ctenophora, echinodermata |
front 111 Groups that have ladder like nervous system | back 111 Platyhelminthes |
front 112 Know the osmoregulatory needs for either a fresh or a salt water fish (direction of movement across the gills) | back 112 fresh is hyperosmotic/ gains water through gills loses ions through urine and salt is hyposmotic/ loses water through gill and gains through urine |
front 113 Know the number of shell(s) for each group of mollusks | back 113 Class Polyplacophora has 8 Class Bivalvia has 2 |
front 114 Know the different breathing modalities of amphibians | back 114 cutaneous-uses skin Neoteny- Lungs buccopharyngeal-positive pressure |
front 115 Know the different symmetry types and which animals have which symmetry | back 115 no data |