WorksheetsBio 122 Lectures 9-10 Quiz
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 22mins
Animals are...
Multicellular heterotrophic organisms
Single-cellular heterotrophic organisms
Multicellular Autotrophic organisms
Single-cellular autotrophic organisms
What is mainly used to classify/determine the phylogeny of animals? (HINT: What is a very diverse feature of animals that enables categorization of them?)
Morphology
Molecular Data
Being Diploid
Abusing Anabolic Steroid Compounds
What is an aspect of morphology used to classify animals?
Symmetry
Primary Tissues
Mode of Development
Body Cavity Type
True or False: Most Sponges Have Symmetry
True
False
I don't know! (This question is guaranteed to be incorrect so don't chose it!)
Which phylums have radial symmetry
Cnidaria and Echinoderms
Ecdyzosoa and Spirochetes
Plantae and Fungi
Balsamians and Sprucians
Chose the correct statement
Diploblastic = 2 tissue layers; triploblastic = three tissue layers
Diploblastic = 3 tissue layers; triploblastic = two tissue layers
Diploblastic = 3 tissue layers; triploblastic = 3 tissue layers
Diploblastic = 69 tissue layers; triploblastic = 420 tissue layers
Outer Tissue layer =
(a)
Inner Tissue Layer =
(a)
Middle Tissue Layer =
(a)
Most animals are [ ] symmetrical
(a)
Most animals undergo development involving a "---" and "---" stage
Blastula and Gastrula
Glastula and Bastrula
Mastrula and Lastula
Pastrula and Gistrulaiae
Cells dividing after fermentation is called...
(a)
Which stage establishes the animals tissue layers?
Blastula
Gastrula
S Phase
Cytokinesis
What are the two major modes of animal body development?
Protostome and Deuterostome
Yin and Yang Release
Prokaryote and Dikaryote
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Protostomes have "----" cleavage, "----" cells, and a "-----" that develops from the blastopore (coelom opening) during embryonic development
Radial; Determinate; Mouth
Spiral; Determinate; Mouth
Spiral; Indeterminate; Anus
Radial; Indeterminate; Anus
Deuterostomes have "---" cleavage, "---" cells, and a "---" that develops from the blastopore (coelom opening) during embryonic development
Radial; Determinate; Mouth
Radial; Indeterminate; Anus
Spiral; Determinate; Mouth
Spiral; Indeterminate; Anus
True or False: Where the blastula invaginates (begins gastrulation) forms either the mouth or the anus
True
False
Acoelomates have no space between tissue layers
True
False
"-----" have a space between the endoderm and mesoderm
(a)
What are the animal supergroups?
Porifera, Radiata, Lophotrocozoa, Edcysozoa, and Deuterostomia
Plantae, Fungi, Microbes, Dinoflagellates, and Pokemon
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Porifera, Radiata, Lophocotrozoa,
Epipenzoa. and Proterostomia
Animals are the sister group to "----" protists
(a)
Animals likely originated 710-780 "---" years ago
Thousand
Million
Billion
Zillion
Animals underwent an tremendous surge in diversity within a ten-year period known as the "---" explosion
(a)
What are some DISCUSSED hypotheses regarding the cause of the Cambrian Explosion? (Discussed meaning we brought them up in lecture)
Preservation bias: There only appears to be rapid diversification because earlier fossils didn't get preserved.
Oxygen increase lead to ecological diversity
Invention of Predators lead to predator-prey arms race
Organisms evolved the ability to survive without needing nutrients, energy, or resources
What is the most basal animal?
Cnidaria
Radiata
Choanoflagellaets
Sponges
Cnidaria are...
Radially Symmetric and Diploblastic
Bilaterally Symmetric and Triploblastic
Quaternally Symetric and Quadrablast
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The specialized stinging cells that Cnidaria possess are called
Cnidocytes
Spirochetes
Electrocillia
Chidori
What is one distinguishing trait of Ctenophores that makes them differ to all other animals?
They can swim in the water
They have tissues
They use different chemicals for communication and have a different gene development during development
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Lophotrocozoans are the only supergroup to...
Have a lophophore feeding structure
Have a tubular feeding structure
Have a sloppy feeding structure
Have a Matt Stonie Feeding Structure
Lophotrocozoans are not defined morphologically but rather...
(a)
The defining characteristics of Ecdysozoans is that they grow by...
Shapeshifting
Metamorphosizing
Cleavage
Molting
Ecdysozoans include the phylum "----", the most species-rich and numerous (most successful) group of animals. Hint: This phylum has externally jointed skeletons that serve as muscular support and protection, and they were the first animals to colonize land having done so repeatedly.
(a)
The Supergroup Deuterostomia includes the phyla...
Echinodermata, Hemichordata, and Chordata
Hechinodermata, Chordata, Lelodermata
Dermata, Chordata, and Spirocheta
Chordata, Semichordata, and Mac Miller
Chordates are segmented animals with a....
Notochord and a Dorsal Nerve Cord
Photocord and a Frontal Nerve Cord
Motocord and a Lateral Nerve Cord
Protocord and a Anterior Nerve Cord
Chordates have "-----------" as embryos, most lose the former as they develop.
Segmented Mesoderm (Somites) and Pharyngeal Slits
Unsegmented Mesoderm (Somites) and Pharyngeal Slits
Segmented Mesoderm (Somites) and Tryngeal Slits
Unsegmented Mesoderm (Somites) and Tryngeal Slits
