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51641661poriferahave pores, sponges
51641662cnidariaradial symmetry, diploblastic, mouth=anus
51641663platyhelminthesflatworms, acoelomates, gastrovascular cavity
51641664rotiferMULTICELLULAR, SEPARATE MOUTH AND ANUS, PSUEDOCOELOMATE
51641665BRACHIOPODSRESEMBLE CLAMS, SHALL HAS DORSAL AND VENTRAL SIDES
51641666NEMERTEARIBBON WORMS, CLOSED CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
51641667MOLLUSKACOELOMATE,MUSCULAR FOOT, VISCERAL MASS, MANTLE
51641668ANNELIDSSEGMENTED WORMS, COELOMATE
51641669NEMATODESROUNDWORMS, PSUEDOCOELOMATE, LARVAL MIGRAM
51641670ARTHROPODSEXOSKELETON AND JOINTED APPENDAGES, OPEN CIRCULATORY SYSTEM, COELOMATE
51641671ECHINODERMSSEA STARS, SEA URCHINS, SEA CUCUMBERS, SEA DAISIES
51641672CHORDATESDEUTEROSTOMIA, NOTOCHORD, DORSAL VENTRAL CORD, PHARYNGEAL SLITS, MUSCULAR POST ANAL TAIL
51641673CEPHALACHORDATALANCELETS, BLADELIKE SHAPE, SUSPENSION FEEDERS
51641674UROCHORDATATUNICATES, SUSPENSION FEEDER
51641675HAGFISHESMOST UNDEVELOPED CRANIATE
51641676CEPHALOSPIDOMORPHILAMPREY, CARTILAGINOUS SEGMENTS SURROUND NOTOCORD, JAWLESS
51641677CHONDRICHTHYANSSHARKS, RAYS, CARTILAGINOUS SKELETON, GNATHOSTOME
51641678ACTINOPTEROGIIRAY FINNED, SWIM BLADDER, GNATHOSTOME
51641679SARCOPTERYGIILOBE FINS, MUSCULAR AND PECTORAL FINS, GNATHOSTOME
51641680AMPHIBIANSTETRAPOD, AQUATIC LARVAE, TERRESTRIAL ADULT, BREATHE THRU SKIN
51641681URODELAHAVE TAILS, AMPHIBIAN
51641682ANURANO TAILS, AMPHIBIAN
51641683APODALEGLESS, AMPHIBIANS
51641684REPTILESSCALES=WATERPROOF BARRIER, MOST ECTOTHERMIC, BIRDS ENDOTHERMIC
51641685LEPIDOSAURSSNAKES, LIZARDS BRANCH OF DIAPSIDS
51641686ARCHOSAURSCROCODILES, BIRDS BRANCH OF DIAPSIDS
51641687SQUAMATESHAVE SCALES, REPTILE
51763124HOMO ERECTUSFIRST HOMINID TO LEAVE AFRICA
51763125HOMO HABILIS"HANDY MAN"
51763126BIPEDALISMHOMINIDS BEGAN TO WALK LONG DISTANCES ON TWO LEGS
51763127AUSTRALOPITHSHOMINIDS, LIVED 4-2MILL. YRS AGO, WALKED FULLY ERECT AND HAD HUMAN-LIKE HANDS AND TEETH
51763128DERIVED CHARACTERISTICS OF HUMANSUPRIGHT POSTURE AND BIPEDAL LOCOMOTION, LARGER BRAINS, LANGUAGE CAPABILITIES, SYMBOLIC THOUGHT, USE COMPLEX TOOLS, SHORTENED JAW
51763129HOMINOIDSPRIMATES INFORMALLY CALLES APES, DIVERGED FROM OLD WORLD MONKEYS
51763130OLD WORLD MONKEYSLIVED IN AFRICA AND ASIA, FIRST MONKEYS
51763131ANTHROPOIDSMONKEYS, HOMINIDS WORLDWIDE, GROUP OF LIVING PRIMATES
51763132TARSIERSIN SOUTHEAST ASIA, GROUP OF LIVING PRIMATES
51763133LEMURSIN MADAGASCAR, GROUP OF LIVING PRIMATES
51763134DERIVED CHARACTERS OF PRIMATESLARGE BRAIN, SHORT JAWS, FORWARD EYES CLOSE TOGETHER=DEPTH PERCEPTION, PARENTAL CARE, OPPOSABLE THUMB, HANDS AND FEET FOR GRASPING
51763135EUTHERIANSPLACENTAL MAMMALS
51763136MARSUPIALSBORN EARLY IN DEVELOPMENT, COMPLETES DEVELOPMENT IN MATERNAL POUCH, OPOSSUMS, KANGAROOS, KOALAS
51763137MONOTREMESEGG LAYING MAMMALS, ECHIDNAS, PLATYPUS
51763138DERIVED CHARACTER OF MAMMALSMAMMARY GLANDS PRODUCE MILK, (HAVE HAIR)
51763139AMNIOTESTETRAPODS, EGG CONTAINS SPECIALIZED MEMBRANES THAT ALLOW FOR TERRESTRIAL LIVING, HAVE IMPERMEABLE SKIN
51763140TETRAPODSFOUR LIMBS AND FEET WITH DIGITS, EARS FOR DETECTING AIRBORNE SOUNDS
51763141GNATHOSTOMESVERTEBREATES THAT HAVE JAWS
51763142CRANIATESCHORDATES THAT HAVE A HEAD, USE ACTIVE PREDATION
51763143NEURAL CRESTONLY CHORDATES HAVE, COLLECTION OF CELLS THAT APPEAR NEAR DORSAL MARGIN OF CLOSING NEURAL TUBE IN EMBRYO
51788057RADIAL BODY FORMARE DIPLOBALASTIC-ECTO AND ENDO GERM LAYERS
51788058BILATERAL BODY FORMARE TRIPLOBLASTIC, INCLUDES PROTOSTOMES AND DEUTEROSTOMES
51788059COELOMATESCOELOM MADE OF MESODERM
51788060PSUEDOCOELOMATESCOELOME MADE OF MESO AND ENDO GERM LAYERS
51788061ACOELOMATESNO COELOME PRESENT
51788062PROTOSTOMESSPIRAL AND DETERMINANT CLEAVAGE, SCHIZOCOELOUS DEVELOPMENT, BLASTOPORE BECOMRES MOUTH
51788063ECDYZOANSPROTOSTOME, UNDERGOES PROCESS OF ECDYSIS-SHED EXOSKELETON
51788064LOPHOTROCHOZOANSPROTOSTOME, USE LOPHOPHORE FEEDING STRUCTURE OR HAVE LARVAL STAGE CALLED TROCHOPHORE LARVA
51788065DEUTEROSTOMESRADIAL AND INTERMEDIATE CLEAVAGE, MESODERM DOESN'T SPLIT TO FORM BODY CAVITY, BLASTOPORE BECOMES ANUS
51788066HYDROZOACNIDARIAN, GOES BETWEEN POLYP AND MEDUSA
51788067SCYPHOZOACNIDARIAN, JELLIES, MEDUSA PREVALENT FORM
51790878CUBOZOACNIDARIAN, BOX JELLIES
51790879ANTHOZOACNIDARIAN, ONLY LIVE AS POLYPS
51790880BILATERIANSINVERTEBRATES EXCEPT FOR PORIFERA AND CNIDARIA
51790881TURBELLARIANSPLATYHELMINTHES, PLANARIANS, HAVE GANGLIA, ACOELOMATE
51790882TREMATODESPLATYHELMINTHES, FLUKES, ALWAYS PARASITIC
51790883CESTODESPLATYHELMINTHES, TAPEWORMS, ALWAYS PARASITIC, HAVE PROGLOTTIDS-SECTIONS
51792818POLYPLACOPHORAMOLLUSK, CHITONS, OVAL ARMOR PLATED
51792819GASTROPODSMOLLUSK, SNAILS, SLUGS, TORSION-ANUS AND MANTLE END UP ABOVE HEAD
51792820BIVALVESMOLLUSK, GILLS USED FOR FEEDING AND GAS EXCHANGE
51792821CEPHALAPODSMOLLUSK, SQUIDS OCTOPUSES, NAUTILUSES-SHELLED
51792822OLIGOCHAETESANNELIDS, HAVE CHAETES, EARTHWORMS, AQUATIC SPECIES
51792823CHAETESBRISTLES MADE OF CHITIN, ANNELIDS
51792824POLYCHAETESANNELIDS, PADDLELIKE PARAPODIA-GILLS AND LOCOMOTION
51792825HIRUDINEAANNELID, BLOOD SUCKING PARASITES, LEECHES
51792826CHELICERIFORMSARTHROPODS, HAVE CHELICERAE
51792827CHELICERAECLAWLIKE FEEDING APPENDAGE
51792828MYRIAPODSARTHROPODS, MELLIPEDES AND CENTIPEDES
51792829INSECTSARTHROPOD, FLIGHT-ADAPTIVE RADIATION, UNDERGO METAMORPHOSISES
51792830INCOMPLETE METAMORPHOSISYOUNG CALLED NYMPHS, UNDERGO MOLTING
51792831COMPLETE METAMORPHOSISLARVAL STAGE LOOKS COMPLETELY DIFF. FROM ADULT
51792832CRUSTACEANSARTHROPOD, BRANCHED APPENDAGES, PLANKTON, DECAPODS, BARNACLES
51797990LOPHOTROCHOZOANSpLATYHELMINTHES, ROTIFERA, CRACHIOPODS, NEMERTEA, MOLLUSKA, ANNELIDS
51797991ECDYZOANEMATODES, ARTHROPODS
51797992DEUTERSTOMIAECHINODERMS, CHORDATES
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