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The ADW was created by Philip Myers, a former biology professor at the University of Michigan, in 1995. The site now contains over 2,150 accounts of animal species along with over 11,500 images and 725 sounds. These numbers will continue to grow as the developers of the website plan to add 250 species by the end of 2017.
- 1.The type of development found in protostomes. Initially solid masses of mesoderm split to form coelomic cavities.
- A.
Radiata
- B.
Radial cleavage
- C.
Spiral cleavage
- D.
Schzocoelous
- 2.Members of the radially symmetrical animal phyla, including cnidarians.
- A.
Radiata
- B.
Radial cleavage
- C.
Schizocoelous
- D.
Trochophore
- 3.A type of embryonic development in protostomes, in which the planes of cell division that transform the zygote into a ball of cells occur obliquely to the polar axis, resulting in cells of each tier sitting in the grooves between cells of adjacent tiers.
- A.
Trochophore larva
- B.
Schizoceolous
- C.
Radiata
- D.
Spiral cleavage
- 4.One of two distinct clades within the protostomes. It includes annelids and mollusks.
- A.
Lophotrochozoa
- B.
Mesoderm
- C.
Parazoans
- D.
Clades
- 5.Organisms without true tissues (sponges)
- A.
Parazoans
- B.
Clades
- C.
Cleavage
- D.
Mesoderm
- 6.This term means true animal has tissues
- A.
Eumetozoans
- B.
Enteroceolus
- C.
Endoderm
- D.
Lophophore
- 7.Supergroup of protostomes; characterized by periodic molting of their exoskeleton. Include the roundworms and arthropods.
- A.
Ecdysozoa
- B.
Endoderm
- C.
Ectoderm
- D.
Enteroceolus
- 8.The phylum to which segmented worms belong Earthworms, leeches
- A.
Porifera
- B.
Cnidaria
- C.
Annelida
- D.
Nematoda
- 9.Phylum of roundworms Hookworm
- A.
Nematoda
- B.
Platyhelminthes
- C.
Mollusca
- D.
Annelida
- 10.Phylum that includes animals with a notochord, a dorsal nerve cord, and pharyngeal gill slits
- A.
Mollusca
- B.
Nematoda
- C.
Echinodermata
- D.
Chordata
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