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