Which structure is used by a planarian for feeding?

This type of flatworm (pictured) is free-living in freshwater and marine environments.

How does a tapeworm get its nutrition?

What type of symmetry do all worms have?

The image shows which type of worm?

Which of the following are true of worms in Phylum Nematoda? (multiple answers possible)

A single organism that has both testes and ovaries is called _____________________ .

The extendable throat of a planarian is the _____________ .

To which phylum does a planarian belong?

Which of the following are true of worms? (multiple answers possible)

An organism in which the sexes are separate (i.e. different male and females organisms) is _________________ .

Which worm phylum includes planarians, tapeworms, and flukes?

Which worm is pictured?

Which name best describes an organism that lives in or on another and feeds from that organism's tissues or fluids?

The two eyespots of a planarian are _________________ .

Which of the following are true of this marine flatworm? (multiple answers possible)

Planarian flatworms can reproduce by pulling themselves apart followed by ___________ .

The nerve cords of a planarian run along the belly and are therefore __________ .

Who was first to observe microscopic nematodes from pond water in 1680?

Worms have what level of biological organization?

Nematodes are said to be dioecious and therefore _______ .

Some soil nematodes feed on bacteria, yeasts, and algae. They are therefore ____________ .

The pictured worms belong to Phylum __________ .

The pictured worm belongs to Phylum ____________ .

The frightening looking suckers and hooks on the heads of tapeworms make them effective _________ .