Answer questions 10 and 11. For question 11 you need to use figure 3. PHYLUMFigure 3. Distinguishing characteristics (generalized) of the major marine animal phyla.Domain Eukarya, Kingdom AnimaliaPoriferaNo body symmetry,CnidariaRadial symmetry,stinging cellsCtenophorainesRadial symmetry,porousbodysticky cellsPlatyhelminthes*Dorso-ventrallyAnnelida*+Segmented,worm-like bodyMollusca*Mantle secretesflattened wormCACO3 shellArthropoda*+Jointed appendages,EchinodermatatChordata*tPentamerousDorsal nerve cordnotochord/vertebraesymmetry in adults,tube feetexoskeletonpost-anal tail* Bilateral symmetry*Segmented body51 10. Phylum Mollusca is divided into numerous classes. For example, clams belong to ClassBivalvia, squid and octopuses belong to Class Cephalopoda, and snails belong to ClassGastropoda. Based on your understanding of taxonomic hierarchy and classification ofthis phylum, circle which of the following statements are correct (as many as apply).All molluscs are squid.All squid are animals.All molluscs are animals.All squid are molluscs.All molluscs are eukaryotes. All cephalopods are molluscs.All eukaryotes are squid.All molluscs are cephalopods.rins RAAll molluscs are clams.All clams are molluscs.11. The green sea turtle, Chelonia mydas, is one of four species of sea turtle commonlyfound in Long Island waters in the summer. All turtles belong to phylum Chordata.a. What is the common name?b. What is the scientific name?Iemins IAC. What is the genus?What is the species?imobgniy eme2 n gnod. Name one distinguishing characteristic that sea turtles possess (using Fig. 3).e. What type of symmetry does the green sea turtle have? (use Fig. 3)

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PHYLUM
Figure 3. Distinguishing characteristics (generalized) of the major marine animal phyla.
Domain Eukarya, Kingdom Animalia
Porifera
No body symmetry,
Cnidaria
Radial symmetry,
stinging cells
Ctenophoraines
Radial symmetry,
porousbody
sticky cells
Platyhelminthes*
Dorso-ventrally
Annelida*+
Segmented,
worm-like body
Mollusca*
Mantle secretes
flattened worm
CACO3 shell
Arthropoda*+
Jointed appendages,
Echinodermatat
Chordata*t
Pentamerous
Dorsal nerve cord
notochord/vertebrae
symmetry in adults,
tube feet
exoskeleton
post-anal tail
* Bilateral symmetry
*Segmented body
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10. Phylum Mollusca is divided into numerous classes. For example, clams belong to Class
Bivalvia, squid and octopuses belong to Class Cephalopoda, and snails belong to Class
Gastropoda. Based on your understanding of taxonomic hierarchy and classification of
this phylum, circle which of the following statements are correct (as many as apply).
All molluscs are squid.
All squid are animals.
All molluscs are animals.
All squid are molluscs.
All molluscs are eukaryotes. All cephalopods are molluscs.
All eukaryotes are squid.
All molluscs are cephalopods.
rins RA
All molluscs are clams.
All clams are molluscs.
11. The green sea turtle, Chelonia mydas, is one of four species of sea turtle commonly
found in Long Island waters in the summer. All turtles belong to phylum Chordata.
a. What is the common name?
b. What is the scientific name?
Iemins IA
C. What is the genus?
What is the species?
imobgniy eme2 n gno
d. Name one distinguishing characteristic that sea turtles possess (using Fig. 3).
e. What type of symmetry does the green sea turtle have? (use Fig. 3)

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The living things on Earth are divided into five kingdoms: Protista, Monera, Fungi, Plantae and Animalia.

Animals are multicellular eukaryotic organisms belonging to kingdom Animalia that are heterotrophic, can move (display locomotion) and produce offspring through sexual or asexual reproduction.

The Kingdom Animalia consists of animals that are categorized into different phylums depending on their characteristics. The phylums are as follows: Porifera, Cnidaria, Echinodermata, Platyhelminthes, Nemathelminthes, Annelida, Arthropoda, Mollusca, Hemichordata, and Chordata.

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