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V. Matching type. Write the letter before the number.
1 They are characterized with a pair of legs in each body segment. The body is divided into 2 sections head and trunk
2 They are soft bodied animals usually living in a sheil exoskeleton. Uses tentacles to get their food
3 They are spiny-skinned animals. Utilizes water pressure to feed, move and sensing environment
4. They have 4 pairs of legs, no antennae, no wings, with mandible for chewing.
5. They have hard exoskeleton, two compound eyes with 2 pairs of antenna
6. They have 3 pairs of legs, exoskeleton as body covering, pair of antennae and 3 main body parts
7. They are soft bodied animals. Have stinging cells that they use to catch food and protection.
8. They are called roundworms Most of them are endoparasites that affect their host
9. They have elongated, segmented or ringed bodies.
10 They are also called flatworms because of their flat, segmented and ribbon like bodies.
A. Crustaceans
B. Arachnids
C. Echinoderms
D. Mollusks
E. Myriapods
F. Platyhelminthes
G. Annelids
H. Nematodes
I. Cnidarians
J. Insects
V. Matching type. Write the letter before the number.
1 They are characterized with a pair of legs in each body segment. The body is divided into 2 sections head and trunk
2 They are soft bodied animals usually living in a sheil exoskeleton. Uses tentacles to get their food
3 They are spiny-skinned animals. Utilizes water pressure to feed, move and sensing environment
4. They have 4 pairs of legs, no antennae, no wings, with mandible for chewing.
5. They have hard exoskeleton, two compound eyes with 2 pairs of antenna
6. They have 3 pairs of legs, exoskeleton as body covering, pair of antennae and 3 main body parts
7. They are soft bodied animals. Have stinging cells that they use to catch food and protection.
8. They are called roundworms Most of them are endoparasites that affect their host
9. They have elongated, segmented or ringed bodies.
10 They are also called flatworms because of their flat, segmented and ribbon like bodies.
A. Crustaceans
B. Arachnids
C. Echinoderms
D. Mollusks
E. Myriapods
F. Platyhelminthes
G. Annelids
H. Nematodes
I. Cnidarians
J. Insects
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E. 1. Myriapods - they are characterized with a pair of legs in each body segment. The body is divided into 2 sections head and trunk.
D. 2. Mollusks - they are soft bodied animals usually living in a sheil exoskeleton. Uses tentacles to get their food.
C. 3. Echinoderms - they are spiny-skinned animals. Utilizes water pressure to feed, move and sensing environment.
J. 4. Insects - they have 4 pairs of legs, no antennae, no wings, with mandible for chewing.
A. 5. Crustaceans - they have hard exoskeleton, two compound eyes with 2 pairs of antenna.
B. 6. Arachnids - They have 3 pairs of legs, exoskeleton as body covering, pair of antennae and 3 main body parts.
I. 7. Cnidarians - They are soft bodied animals. Have stinging cells that they use to catch food and protection.
H. 8. Nematodes - they are called roundworms Most of them are endoparasites that affect their host.
G. 9. Annelids - they have elongated, segmented or ringed bodies.
F. 10. Platyhelminthes - they are also called flatworms because of their flat, segmented and ribbon like bodies.