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Time In a fluke, most species are hermaphrodites (both male and female) as an adaptation for: O a. As young adults, they have separate sexes; hermaphrodites is only in old age. O b. They do not move and so cannot find a mate. O c. It is difficult to transfer sperm from 1 fluke to another. O d. Most of their reproduction is asexual, so being hermaphroditic is a reflection of its lack of importance. O e. There will be few other flukes to mate with. A sponge feeds using: O a. Choanocytes (collar cells). O b. Tentacles. O c. The osculum. O d. Amoebocytes. O e. Nematocysts.

Time In a fluke, most species are hermaphrodites (both male and female) as an adaptation for: O a. As young adults, they have separate sexes; hermaphrodites is only in old age. O b. They do not move and so cannot find a mate. O c. It is difficult to transfer sperm from 1 fluke to another. O d. Most of their reproduction is asexual, so being hermaphroditic is a reflection of its lack of importance. O e. There will be few other flukes to mate with. A sponge feeds using: O a. Choanocytes (collar cells). O b. Tentacles. O c. The osculum. O d. Amoebocytes. O e. Nematocysts.

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Time In a fluke, most species are hermaphrodites (both male and female) as an adaptation for: O a. Asyoung adults, they have separate sexes; hermaphrodites is only in old age. O b. They do not move and so cannot find a mate. O c. It is difficult to transfer sperm from 1 fluke to another. O d. Most of their reproduction is asexual, so being hermaphroditic is a reflection of its lack of importance. O e. There will be few other flukes to mate with. A sponge feeds using: O a. Choanocytes (collar cells). O b. Tentacles. O c. The osculum. O d. Amoebocytes. O e. Nematocysts. Annelid Polychaetes and earthworms both have in common: O a. They both have chaetae (bristles) on each segment. Ob. They are both entirely burrowing species. pe here to search F2 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 F11 F12 %23 3 of & 4. 3. V. 8.
Transcribed Image Text:Time In a fluke, most species are hermaphrodites (both male and female) as an adaptation for: O a. Asyoung adults, they have separate sexes; hermaphrodites is only in old age. O b. They do not move and so cannot find a mate. O c. It is difficult to transfer sperm from 1 fluke to another. O d. Most of their reproduction is asexual, so being hermaphroditic is a reflection of its lack of importance. O e. There will be few other flukes to mate with. A sponge feeds using: O a. Choanocytes (collar cells). O b. Tentacles. O c. The osculum. O d. Amoebocytes. O e. Nematocysts. Annelid Polychaetes and earthworms both have in common: O a. They both have chaetae (bristles) on each segment. Ob. They are both entirely burrowing species. pe here to search F2 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 F11 F12 %23 3 of & 4. 3. V. 8.
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