Vocabulary for Invertebrates
1623193672 | exoskeleton | a skeleton on the outside of an organism | 0 | |
1623193673 | invertebrates | animals that do not have bones or internal skeletons | 1 | |
1623193674 | Mollusk | soft bodied invertebrate with a thick muscular foot for movement | 2 | |
1623193675 | Echinoderm | breathe through their tube feet | 3 | |
1623193676 | Sponge | simplest invertebrate | 4 | |
1623193677 | Sponge | filter feeder | 5 | |
1623193678 | Arthropod | some have wings | 6 | |
1623193679 | Mollusk | some have shells | 7 | |
1623193680 | Segmented Worms | long tube-like body with many sections | 8 | |
1623193681 | Echinoderm | brittle stars and sea stars | 9 | |
1623193682 | Sponges | water moves through a central cavity | 10 | |
1623193683 | Arthropods | crustaceans (lobsters and crabs) | 11 | |
1623193684 | Mollusk | breathe through gills (in water) or lungs (on land) | 12 | |
1623193685 | Segmented Worms | simplest organism with a true nervous system | 13 | |
1623193686 | Echinoderm | sea cucumber | 14 | |
1623193687 | Arthropods | jointed legs and segmented bodies | 15 | |
1623193688 | Segmented Worms | breathe dissolved oxygen through their skin | 16 | |
1623193689 | Arthropod | have exoskeletons | 17 | |
1623193690 | Echinoderm | a body that extends (radiates) out from the middle | 18 | |
1623193691 | Segmented Worms | Earthworms | 19 | |
1623193692 | Sponges | specialized cells for getting oxygen from the water | 20 | |
1623193693 | Segmented Worms | Leeches | 21 | |
1623193694 | Mollusks | slugs and snails | 22 | |
1623193695 | Sponges | has lots of pores | 23 | |
1623193696 | Pores | Holes or openings | 24 | |
1623193697 | Arthropod | get oxygen through air tubes (out of water) or gills (in water) | 25 | |
1623193698 | Mollusks | clams, squids, and octopi | 26 | |
1623193699 | Arthropods | insects, and arachnids (spiders and ticks) | 27 | |
1623193700 | Cnideria | Corals and jellyfish- (nettle) have a hollow body with one opening (mouth-anus; have a radical symmetry (body organized in a circular pattern); mouth-anus is surrounded by tentacles that are equipped with stinging cells (cnidoblasts); have a simple nerve net | 28 | |
1623193701 | Coral | A structure of calcite skeletons built up by coral animals in warm, shallow ocean water. | 29 |