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Animalia Classification Part 1

Mr. Adams

Fill in the missing terms, phylums, classes, and orders with their appropriate hint.

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Across
2.insect bodies have a head, thorax, and this part
7.have 8 legs, mouthparts called mandibles, lobster and crabs
8.this class of mollusks means "two-shelled", clams and oysters
9.the type of body symmetry when an animal's body can be cut in any direction to make equal halves
13.spiders, 8 legs, mouthparts called chelicerae
16.Phylum's name means "spiny-skin", water vascular system, suction cup "feet", the starfish
17.this class of mollusks includes slugs and snails
18.3 body segments, six legs, members of this class go through metamorphosis
Down
1.soft-bodied, carnivorous, have stinging tentacles, jellyfish phylum
3.filter-feeders, live in salt water, this phylum includes sponges
4.this phylum consists of soft bodied animals, with shells, and a "foot" for movement
5.phylum with segmented bodies, exoskeleton, and jointed appendages, "the bugs"
6.the stinging cells of jellyfish
10.this class of mollusks means "head-foot", squid and octopi
11.animals with a backbone or notochord
12.type of symmetry where the animal can only be cut in half down one plane
14.all animals are in this Domain
15.the motile form of a Cnidarian

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