Phylum Rotifera
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A phylum is a biological term for a level of classification below Kingdom and above Class; rotifers are what make up the phylum of microscopic pseudocoelomate animals. What can you tell us about them? Let’s take a look.
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- 1.Those in Phylum Rotifera have a characteristic ________ crown.
- 2.Those in Phylum Rotifera are usually associated with _______ ___________.
- 3.Those in Phylum Rotifera make a up a large portion of ______, and live between sandgrains on beaches.
- 4.__________ live in open water and may exhibit ___________ (changes in cycles).
- 5.They're body consists of a ________, ________, and _____.
- 6.The corona is found on the
- A.
Anterior
- B.
Posterior
- 7.An example of Rotifera is __________.
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