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Exam- Bio 1108 - Animal Diversity Exam Test Questions
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Analogies CORRECT ANS-Characters that can evolve more than once in separate groups by

convergent evolution




Homologies CORRECT ANS-Characters that are similar due to common ancestry




Poriferans CORRECT ANS-The phylum that is made up of sponges




Cnidarians CORRECT ANS-The phylum that contains jellyfish and sea anemones




Radial symmetry CORRECT ANS-Organisms who's bodies have an axis that runs from

mouth to base with many planes of symmetry through this axis; usually organisms like this

are in the phylum cnidaria




Bilateral symmetry CORRECT ANS-Organisms who's bodies have a distinct head and tail,

marking front and back, with a single plane of symmetry running between them at the

midline; animals like this are clustered in the Bilateria branch

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Acoelomates CORRECT ANS-Bilaterians without a body cavity




Coelomates CORRECT ANS-Bilaterians with a body cavity




Pseudocoelomates CORRECT ANS-Bilaterians with a body cavity that does not completely

surround the internal organs




What does a fluid-filled body cavity do? CORRECT ANS-It cushions the internal organs

against hard blows to the body and enables the body to turn without twisting these organs. It

also allows internal organs like the stomach to expand, enhancing digestive function




Diploblastic CORRECT ANS-Cnidarian embryos that have two germ layers, the ectoderm

and the endoderm.




Triploblastic CORRECT ANS-Bilateral embryos that have three germ layers, the ectoderm,

endoderm and misoderm

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Protostomes CORRECT ANS-The first opening to the internal cavity of cavity of the

developing embryo, called the blastopore, becomes the mouth




What happens to the blastopore in deuterostomes? CORRECT ANS-The blastopore

becomes the anus




What are the two subgroups can the protostome phyla be divided into? CORRECT ANS-

Lophotrochozoans and ecdysozoans




What are the characteristics of the cells on the outside of a sponge? CORRECT ANS-These

cells are tough and act as the sponge's skin




Choanocytes CORRECT ANS-Cells that have a flagella and function in nutrition and gas

exchange. They have a collar of small cilia around their flagellum; located in the interior of

sponges

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Mesohyl CORRECT ANS-A gelatinous mass (between the interior and exterior cell layers in

a sponge) that is mostly noncellular, but does contains some amoeba-like cells that function in

skeleton formation and the dispersal of nutrients




How do sponges gain nutrition? CORRECT ANS-Intracellular digestion; The choanocytes

that surround the interior chamber of the sponge beat their flagella, creating a current that

draws water from the outside the body, through the pores in its walls and upward through

the central cavity of the sponge, where it exits through the large opening at the top. The

water contains food particles and dissolved organic mater, which cells lining the cavity

capture by endocytosis.




How do sponges reproduce? CORRECT ANS-Cells recruited from the choanocyte layer

migrate into the mesohyl, where they undergo meiosis and differentiate as sperm or eggs.

Sperm released into the water fuse with eggs in the meshy of other sponges.




Spicules CORRECT ANS-The simple structures that act as skeletons in sponges

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