Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)
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Chapter 24, Problem 14SQ
Match each structure with its descriptions.
| _____ | radula | a. internal skeleton |
| _____ | exoskeleton | b. external skeleton |
| _____ | endoskeleton | c. stinging cell of cnidarians |
| _____ | cnidocyte | d. excretory organ of insects |
| _____ | compound eye | e. mollusk feeding device |
| _____ | tube foot | f. larva of annelid or mollusk |
| _____ | trochophore | g. has many lenses |
| _____ | Malpighian tubule | h. moves an echinoderm |
| _____ | gastrovascular cavity | i. digests a planarian’s food |
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