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49 Cards in this Set
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stiff bristles on the body of the earthworm
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setae
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soil is enriched by the castings of what
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earthworm
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worms are not arthropods, because they do not have
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external skeleton
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defends itself by releasing stink glands on sides of its body near many legs
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millipede
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the pair of legs that are poisonous on a centipede are always located closest to its
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mouth
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the centipede has how many pairs of legs on most body segments
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one
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most crustaceans breathe with
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gills
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many crustaceans have how many legs
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ten
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when the head and thorax are joined together, the body region is called
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cephalothorax
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most crustaceans have how many body regions
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three
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structure that surrounds and protects the cell
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cell membrane
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threadlike structures in a cell that determine the characteristics of the organism
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chromosones
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structure that directs the work of the cell
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nucleus
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God-given ability of crustaceans to replace lost body parts
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regeneration
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uses its foot as if it were sliding on its stomach
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gastropod
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mollusks having two matching shells
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bivalves
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an invertebrate that builds a protective limestone cup at the base of its body
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coral polyp
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the snail is a part of a groupof one-shelled mollusks called
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univalves
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has five or more rays with two rows of tube feet on the underside of each ray
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sea star
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the tiniest crab
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pea crab
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a shrimp that searches for parasites and other harmful things on a fish
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cleaner shrimp
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the woodlouse whose nickname is the roly-roly; expels an offensive odor when attacked
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pill bug
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the crab whose shell covers only the front part of its body
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hermit crab
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a small, freshwater lobster
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crayfish
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the lobster with no pincers
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spiny lobster
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the crustacean that lives in moist soil
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wood louse
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the shrimp that has "gill feet"
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brine shrimp
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the shrimp with a stun gun
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pistol shrimp
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the crustacean that cements itself to an abject when it is young
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barnacle
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amoeba
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protozoan
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ant
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insect
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barnacle
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crustacean
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clam
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mollusks
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crab
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crustaceans
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ladybird beetle
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insects
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octopus
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mollusk
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paramecium
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protozoan
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scorpion
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arachnid
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tarantula
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aracnid
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process of transformation insects undergo
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metamorphosis
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chemical process by which a plant produces food
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photosynthesis
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green pigment that gives a green plant its color
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chlorophyll
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plant that lives for only one season of growth is called a
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annual
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trees that bear cones instead of flowers
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conifers
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smallest of all green plants
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algae
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good source of sugar and syrup
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maple trees
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known for producing acorns
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oak trees
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tree that has a smooth papery bark that peels off in thin layers
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birch
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have needles that grow in bundles
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pine trees
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