Chapter 26, Section 26-1

animal

anterior

asexually

autotrophic

bilateral symmetry

carnivore

cell specialization

cell walls

detritus feeders

dorsal

excretion

ganglia

herbivore

internal transport

invertebrate

metamorphosis

movement

nerve cells in the head

omnivore

Posterior

radial symmetry

reproduction

respiration

Response

ventral

vertebrae

___________________ 1. A nervous system regulates an animal's __?__ to its environment.

___________________ 2. What do we call animals that eat only meat?

___________________ 3. A pie has __?__ symmetry.

___________________ 4. What do we call animals that eat decaying plant and animals?

___________________ 5. The skeletons of insects are _____.

___________________ 6. Many simple animals can function with out an __?__ system?

___________________ 7. In Figure 51, are the structures labeled f produced sexually or asexually?

___________________ 8. The mesoglea is a thick layer in polyps. T F

___________________ 9. The __?__ is the upper side of an animal with bilateral symmetry.

___________________ 10. Animal must have a __?__ system for the species to survive.

___________________ 11. What do we call animals that eat both plant and meat?

___________________ 12. Any animal that lacks a backbone is a (an) _____.

___________________ 13. Where are simple sense organs found in most bilateral animals?

___________________ 14. Unlike plant cells, animal cells do not have

___________________ 15. The front of an organism is the

___________________ 16. What do we call animals that eat only plants?

___________________ 17. Animal without vertebrae are called?

___________________ 18. Our textbook refers to a "division of labor as

___________________ 19. The __?__ is the back side

___________________ 20. The __?__ is the lower side

___________________ 21. Animals that have body parts that repeat around an imaginary line drawn through the center of the body.

___________________ 22. Small cluster of nerve cells are called

___________________ 23. __?__ are animals without backbones.

___________________ 24. Worms have__?__ symmetry.

___________________ 25. The __?__ is the front end.

___________________ 26. Small clusters of nerve cells form _____.

___________________ 27. The __?__ is the front side

___________________ 28. What kind of symmetry does an organism have when it can divide down its length into similar right and left halves that form mirror images.

___________________ 29. One evolutionary trend is that more complex animals have a concentration of

___________________ 30. Animals that are not sessile are motile, which mean they have

___________________ 31. The gathering of sense organs into the head region is called

___________________ 32. The tail of a frog is at the _____ end.

___________________ 33. multicellular animals evolved from the

___________________ 34. The __?__ is the rear end.

___________________ 35. What do we call a multicellular eukaryotic heterotroph without cell walls.

___________________ 36. Animals with __?__ have specialized front and back ends as well as upper and lower sides.

___________________ 37. What do we call the process by which a cell consume oxygen and gives of CO2?

___________________ 38. A(n) __?__ is an external framework for support.

___________________ 39. Cellular metabolism produces chemical waste that must be removed by a __?__ system.

___________________ 40. What do we call animals with backbones or vertebral column?

___________________ 41. An animal is each of the following except

___________________ 42. Some animals have what the textbook calls "indirect development" or