Across |
1. | narrow chamber that shoots water to proper cephalopods forward |
4. | clams, scallops, oysters, and mussels |
9. | layers of soft muscle tissue that hold an softens food until it goes to the gizzard |
12. | very sharp chain like teeth |
14. | a flightless bird |
15. | lower chambers of the heart |
19. | outside layer of skin that surrounds the internal glands of mollusks |
20. | mammals that range from bats to whales |
21. | frogs and toad |
23. | crustaceans get oxygen with these structures |
26. | this is how some amphibians survive the cold |
27. | small crustacean that is a major link in the marine food chain |
28. | pouched mammals that give birth very early |
32. | reptiles are this kind of eater |
33. | arthropods with one pair of legs per segment |
36. | mass of soil, mud, or sand thrown up by an earthworm |
37. | releases powder on feathers for water proofing |
39. | upper chambers of the heart |
41. | study of fish |
43. | cephalopds shoot this distract predators |
44. | tiny holes in the side of the body that some arthropods use to breathe |
47. | animals that have no backbone |
48. | aquatic arthropods that have a body covered with a hard shell |
49. | helps keep fish afloat |
50. | tubules that empty into junction between midgut and to the hindgut |
53. | snails and slugs |
56. | 85% of all known animals in the world are in this class |
57. | color of insects blood |
58. | collection of internal organs and the digestive system of mollusk |
59. | newts and salamanders |