Unit 2: Nematoda & Platyhelminthes Quizs

When a group of animals is said to have separate sexes (male and female), this is called

• Diecious

• Monocious

• Hermaphroditic

• Asexual

When a group of animals have obvious physical differences between the male and female forms, this is called

• Monomorphic

• Dimorphic

• Polymorphic

• Uniform

What is A?

• Eye spot

• Nerve cord

• Gills

• Tentacle

Affects dogs, sheep, and humans. Spread through contaminated food/water. Cysts form in liver and lungs.

• Hydatid disease

• Cysticercosis

• Toxoplasmosis

• Giardiasis

Affects dogs, cats, and ferrets. Can cause heart failure.

• Heartworm

• Fleas

• Ticks

• Mites

What is B?

• Pharynx

• Esophagus

• Trachea

• Larynx

Transmitted by infected deer flies, larvae enter the bite wound, may travel to the eyes.

• Loa loa

• Wuchereria bancrofti

• Onchocerca volvulus

• Dirofilaria immitis

Causes anal itching, most common intestinal worm infection in the US.

• Tapeworm

• Roundworm

• Pinworm

• Hookworm

What is C?

• Gastrovascular Cavity

• Cytoplasmic Matrix

• Cell Membrane

• Chloroplast

What is H?

• Heart

• Hepatitis

• Uterus

• Hormone