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WorksheetsFinal Biodiversity Lab
Total questions: 129
Worksheet time: 1hrs 14mins
What super group is brown algae?
Chromalveolates
Excavates
Uniknots
Rhizarians
What is the largest protist?
(a)
Does Brown Algae have a vascular system?
YES
NO
Do some vascular plants have specialized tissues ?
YES (Seaweed and Kelp)
NO
How tall can seaweed get?
(a)
Cell wall contains (a)
Rhodophyta is
(a)
Chlorophyta is
(a)
Which of the following are archaeplastids ?
Amoebas
Red Algae, green algae, and land plants
Fungi and animals
water molds and golden algae
Where does red algae primarily live ?
Rivers
Dead Sea
Warm tropical oceans
Lakes
What chemical compounds in their cell walls earned them the nickname "reef builders"?
Nitrogen Carbonate
Carbon Dioxide
Sodium Carbonate
Calcium Carbonate
What two things do cell walls produce?
Carrageenan and agar
chitin
What is nori?
IDK
Edible red algae
Edible golden algae
Edible brown algae
What is the phylum chlorophyta?
Green Algae and land plants
Sea plants
Animals
Where can chlamydomonas be found?
Desert
Saltwater
Fresh water, marine, damp soils and snow
Spirogyra
Volvox
This is sea lettuce, what is its genus?
Spriogyra
Ulva
Volvox
(a) is closely related to land plants?
What did the move to land plants require?
nothing
stomata
Waxy cuticle on aerial structures, stomata, and tissue level organization
tissue level organization
What are the two types of nonvascular plants?
mosses and liverworts
pines and spruces
ferns and horsetails
monocots and euidcots
The phylum bryophyta is for___
mosses
liverworts
The phylum hepatophyta is for ___
Mosses
Liverworts
The non-vascular bryophytes include
Liverworts, mosses, and hornworts
clubmosses, ferns, and gymnosperms
The top of dense moss colonies give rise to the
haploid gametophyte generation
Sporophyte generation
The bottom of the dense moss colony gives rise to the ___
Sporophyte generation
haploid gametophyte generation
Does moss help trap moisture and prevent erosion ?
YES
NO
What is this?
Ferns
Moss
Liverworts
Sea lettuce
This has the phylum anthocerophyta, what is it?
moss
Hornwort
liverwort
fern
What is the phylum for hornworts?
coniferophyta
bryophyta
heptophyta
Anthocerophyta
What are the two main categories of uniknots for the purposes of our class?
Amoebas
Fungi and animals
Plasmodial slime molds
Choano-flagellates
What do all animals possess?
Chloroplasts
Cell walls
Collagen
photosynthesis
Can there be alteration of generations with animals?
YES
NO
What is the most abundant protein found in the human body?
(a)
What the three germ layers
extoderm, indoderm, and mesoderm
ectoderm, endoderm, and mesoderm
extoderm, indoderm, and midoderm
ectoderm, midderm, and mesoderm
What forms into the primitive gut?
(a)
In a protostome, the ___ forms from the blastopore
anus
mouth
In a dueterostome, the ___ forms from the blastopore?
Anus
Mouth
Fish exhibit what type of symmetry?
radial
bilateral
None
Nematodes or roundworms are
pseudoceolomates
coelomates
acoelomates
Phylum Porifera are
sea lettuce
Sponges
kelp
seaweed
Sponges do not have
specialized tissues, muscles, digestive system, and appendages
muscles and digestive system
appendages and specialized tissues
Fibrous nonliving protein that is collagen like is ___
Spongin
spicules
Made of silica or calcerous crystals
Spicules
spongin
What is this a picture of ?
Glass sponges
sick sponges
net sponges
Calcareous sponge is our ancestor over ___ MYA
700
500
900
600
Do phylum cnidaria have radial or bilateral symmetry?
radial
bilateral
Hydrozoa is
hydra, obelia, and man-o-war
box jellyfish
jellyfish
sea anemones
Scyphozoa is
obelia
jellyfish
box jellyfish
sea fans
Cubozoa are
hydra
man-o-war
jellyfish
box jellyfish
Anthozoa are
hydra
box jellyfish
sea anemones,corals, and sea fans
jellyfish
What is the nervous system of a cnidarian?
nerve web
nerve net
they don't have nerves
Most adult jellyfish exhibit the form?
Medusa
polyp
what jellyfish can deliver a sting 100 times as strong as a cobra
hunter
irkandji
soul eater
naruto
outside the corallite wall is the
Costae
Septae
inside of the corallite wall is
costae
septa
Where do coral animals keep algae ?
within their cells
at their house
in their stomachs
on there "feet"
What are the main causes for coral bleaching?
Fish aren't living in them
The fish are dying
global temperature increasing and CO2
the oceans are shrinking
The platyhelminths are
flatworms
roundworms
earthworms
skinny worms
Turberllaria are
tapeworms
flukes
planarians
Trematoda and monogenea are
flukes
tapeworms
planarians
Cestoda are
planarians
tapeworms
flukes
Are tuberllaria free living flatworms ?
NO
YES
What do the tapeworms use for attachment?
sticky pads
Scolex
"feet"
what is this ?
roundworms
heartworms
tapeworms
liverworms
Are tapeworms an organ parasite or intestinal ?
organ
intestinal
Are flukes an organ or intestinal parasite ?
organ
intestinal
Some blastoderm cells ingress becoming
primary mesenchyme
archenteron
other blastoderm cells invaginate to form the
Archenteron
primary mescenchyme
In protostomes the first opening becomes the___ and the second becomes the ___
mouth, anus
anus, mouth
In deuterostomes the first opening becomes the ___ and the second becomes the ___
mouth, anus
anus, mouth
What are the features of lophotrochozoa ?
cilliated ring around the mouth
trochophore larva
cilliated ring around the mouth and trochophore larva
Phylum nematoda are for
flatworms
roundworms
earthworms
The name of a genus of parasitic nematode worms, otherwise known as flatworms
Ascaris
Asoka Tono
Are many nematodes parasites of humans and other vertebrates
YES
NO
MAYBE
What is this?
Hook worms
Wiggle worms
Captain Hook Worms
S worms
What is this a picture of?
heart worms
liverworms
stomach worms
What is the second largest phylum of invertebrates?
pines
ferns
molluska
ants
Phylum polyplacophora
scallops
chitons
snails
squids
phylum bivalvia
chitons
clams, oysters, mussels, and scallops
snails, slugs, nudibraanchs, and conchs
squids, octopi, chambered nautili
phylum gastropoda
snails, slugs, nudibranch, and conchs
chitons
squids, octopi, cuttlefish, and chambered nautili
Phylum cephalopoda
clams and mussels
snails and slugs
squids, octopi, cuttlefihs, chambered nautili
chitons
Molluska are
marine benthic and have 8 exterior plates
marine and have 9 plates
marine benthic and have 10 plates
How do molluska attach to their rocky substrate
mouth
claw
hook
muscular foot
Cone snails have a modified radula called a
hampoon
harpoon
bampoon
what is the cone snails toxin called
red death
conotoxin
cone toxin
square toxin
What octopus is recognized as one of the world's most venomous marin animals?
orange ringed
blue ringed
yellow ringed
red ringed
What toxin is 1,200 times more toxic than cyanide?
teradotoxin
tetrodotoxin
tetradotoxin
Phylum annelida is
roundworms
earthworms
flatworms
segmented worms
Do segmented worms have repeated identical body units ?
YES
NO
Phylum annelida and class oligochhaeta
flat worms
earth worms
round worms
What is this a picture of
a worm
parapodia
monopodia
Phylum annelida and class hirudinea
round worms
leeches
round worms
flatworms
Subphylum chelicerata
centipedes and millipedes
spiders, scorpions, ticks, mites, and horseshoes crabs
crayfish, lobsters, shrimp, crabs, and isopods
insects
subphylum crustacea
crayfish, lobsters, shrimp, crabs, and isopods
insects
centipedes and millipedes
spiders, scorpions, ticks, mites, and horseshoe crabs
Subphylum hexapoda
spiders, scropions, ticks, mites, horseshoe crabs
insects
centipedes and millipedes
crayfish, lobsters, shrimp, crabs, and isopods
What does arthopod apppendage mean
specialized grouping of multiple segments
jointed-foot
what does tagma mean?
specialized grouping of multiple segments
jointed-foot
What spider has a potentially deadly hemotoxic venom?
brown
black
white
red
demodex canis causes what in dogs
mange
heartworms
Insects all have
6 feet, wings, uniramous appendages, one pair antennae, and complex mouth parts
5 feet and complex legs, no wings
8 feet, wings, and two pairs of antennae
What is the notochord?
muscular tail
dorsal longitudinal cartilaginous rod that becomes your vertebrae
a single hollow nerve cord
gills cord
What is a dorsal tubular nerve cord?
gill slits
single hollow nerve cord
thyroid
All vertebrates have?
Vertebral column, cranium, and neural crest cells
cranium
cranium and neural crest cells
Vertebral column and neural crest cells
What is the vertebral column?
determine development
chief skeletal axis of body
braincase
What is the cranium?
Braincase
heart box
lung cage
Most vertebrates have:
i. pronounced cephalization
ii. complex brain
iii. muscles attached to the endoskeleton for movement
iv. paired appendages
v. closed circulatory system
ii,iii,v
i,ii,and iii
All of the above
i,iv,v
The jawless fish, Ostracoderms, are
extinct and among the earliest known vertebrates
still alive today
are not real
Agnathans are
whalefish
extinct
hagfishes
sharkfish
What class are hagfishes or agnathans ?
Byxini
Myxini
Winx
Jinx
What class are the lampreys jawless fishes ?
myxini
cephalaspidomorphi
The ostracoderms used their gills not for feeding, but for
(a)
Hagfish characteristics are:
i. Pharyngeal gill slits present throughout life
ii. cephalization
iii. notochord- no vertebrae
iv. marine
v. heart
ii,iv,i
All of the above
i,ii,v
iii,v,ii
Lampreys characteristics are:
i. cartilaginous skeleton
ii. pharyngeal gill slits present throughout life
iii. cephalization
iv. notochord
v. marine
vi. heart
i,iv,v
ii,iv,v
All of the above
i,ii,iii
Class chondrichthyes (cartilaginous fishes) include:
sharks
skates and sharks
rays and sharks
sharks, rays, and skates
Cartilaginous fishes have:
i. cartilage skeleton
ii. jaws
iii. two pairs of fins
iv. two chambered heart
v. placiod scales
vi. 5 visible gill slits
vii. mostly marine
iv,v,vi,vii
All of the above
None of the above
i,ii,iii
A cartilage skeleton has
(a)
All of the above are
hagfish
jawless fishes
cartilaginous fishes
Oviparous
(a)
Ovoviparous
young enclosed by eggs and incubated in mother's body
young develop in their mother's uterus
viviparous
young develop in the mother's uterus
young enclosed by eggs and incubated in mother's body
What is this?
Ampullae of Borenzini
Lapis Azul
Ampullae of Lorenzini
Superclass osteichthyes are
(a)
What are these ?
Modern day bony fishes
Extinct bony fishes
Modern jawless fish
Actinopterygii
ray-finned fish
lobe-finned fish
Sarcopterygii
ray-finned fish
lobe-finned fish
Which gave rise to tetrapods ?
sarcopterygii
actinopterygii
The most famous land vetebrate sarcopterygii in biodiversity
(a)
What is this a picture of?
(a)
Early amphibians:
i. mainly aquatic
ii. moved onto land to find food, escape predators
iii. had limbs strong enough to support body weight on land
only i
none of the above
All of the above
i and iii
