Intro to Animals II

What is an example of an viviparous species?

• cat

• jellyfish

• chicken

• grasshopper

Suspension feeders typically require

• specialized teeth

• jaws

• an aquatic environment

• a proboscis

The ability for females to produce diploid eggs:

• cloning

• asexual reproduction

• parthenogenesis

• sexual reproduction

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS3-2

Pits on the sides of a snake's face are specialized structures for:

• sensing barometric pressure

• sensing temperature changes

• sensing electrical signals

• sensing the Earth's magnetic field

Detritivores

• feed on both plants and animals

• feed on other animals

• feed on plants and algae

• feed on dead organic matter

A parasite that lives within their host's body

• endoparasite

• ectoparasite

Omnivores

• feed on both plants and animals

• feed on other animals

• feed on plants and algae

• feed on dead organic matter

Ovoviviparous species

• retain eggs within the mother and give birth to live young

• lay eggs

• give birth to live young

• retain eggs within the mother

What is an example of an oviparous species?

• cat

• rattlesnake

• chicken

• horse

"Budding" is a form of

• mating

• asexual reproduction

• sexual reproduction

• parthenogenesis

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS3-2