A) surface for gas exchange.
B) food-collecting organ.
C) means of attachment to the substrate.
D) rasping tongue.
E) location for the tentacles and the anus.
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A) sea pansies.
B) sea lilies.
C) sea daisies.
D) sea cucumbers.
E) sea anemones.
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A) sea lilies
B) brittle stars
C) sea stars
D) sea urchins
E) sand dollars
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A) eyes.
B) fangs or pincers.
C) jaws or mandibles.
D) teeth.
E) wings.
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A) nephridiA.
B) setae.
C) radula.
D) clitellum.
E) lophophorE.
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A) breaking into parts and regenerating new animals from them.
B) breaking into equal parts which become two whole animals.
C) developing from trochophore larvae.
D) external sexual reproduction produces fertilized eggs.
E) fertilized eggs develop into free-swimming,bilaterally symmetrical larvaE.
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A) earthworms.
B) land crabs.
C) mussels.
D) scorpions.
E) snails and slugs.
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A) EctoproctA.
B) Brachiopoda.
C) Mollusca.
D) Annelida.
E) Phoronida.
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A) bilateral symmetrical larvae.
B) radial symmetrical adults.
C) regeneration of a lost body part.
D) pentamerous body plan.
E) larvae are sedentary,adults are planktonic.
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A) tentacle,radula,and distinctive head
B) large wedge-shaped foot
C) mantle enveloping the internal organs
D) two large adductor muscles
E) complex gills
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A) secretion of a tiny chitinous chamber,the zoecium.
B) chemical communication between individuals through pores between chambers.
C) habitation in fresh and marine water.
D) alternate names Bryozoa and moss animals.
E) use of a pedicle to attach to the substratE.
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A) Araci
B) Isoptera
C) Crustacea
D) Chilopoda
E) Ectoparasites
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A) circular muscles contract-segment becomes thin and long
B) longitudinal muscles contract-segment becomes thick and short
C) fluid in coelom-provides a hydrostatic skeleton
D) septum-allows each segment to move independently
E) chaetae-provides gas exchange surface for body muscles
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A) sea cucumbers
B) brittle stars
C) sea stars
D) sea urchins
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A) sea slugs and oysters
B) squids and octopuses
C) bivalves
D) snails
E) clams
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A) flame cells.
B) kidneys and bladders.
C) Malpighian tubules.
D) nephridia.
E) ocelli.
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A) flame cells.
B) nephridia.
C) Malpighian tubules.
D) incurrent siphon.
E) flagella.
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A) a lobster.
B) a crayfish.
C) a shrimp.
D) a barnacle.
E) the nauplius.
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