(2 pt) 2. Use the categories below to list the proper taxa for the organism
Actually, this worm is a pretty unique creature. The Lake Pedder was a species group. Sadly,
Sea worms all have some resemblance to the common earthworm. The only difference is that the sea worms have now evolved to many different shapes and sizes depending on where they live among the reefs. The coral reef thrives for the worms eating, building, reproduction, and excretion habits (animals).
There are twelve species within the same genus and have subtle variations in physical appearances, all living in freshwater, but due
Life cycle ; first day -female lay eggs, second day the eggs hatch, on third day the first instar,fourth day-the second instars, fifth day-third and final instar, seventh day larvae begin roaming
They must be eukaryotic, meaning they have nucleus, and in the domain Eukarya. In the Linnaean classification this could be in the kingdom Protista like a paramecium. Another Linnaean classification of this could be in kingdom Animalia, since they are heterotrophs and their cells contain a nucleus. They could be grouped as predators, since the organism is engulfing another organism. They could also be grouped based on their locomotion. They could have cilia, legs, or even flagella.
In summer the worm lives, but then when the season of winter the worm dies.
16. Now, drag the tree window back to where you had selected Arthropoda in step 14. This time, click through these taxa in this sequence:
The glow worm’s habitat is undisturbed woodland and caves around the world. Glow worms are mostly active during night which is when they can be seen glowing. They are one of the few insects that are found inside the Arctic Circle. The glow worm is famous for having a green and yellow colored light on the end of its tail. Glow worm’s main prey is snails, slugs, and insects. Their predators are spiders, birds, and centipedes. The glow worm’s conservation status is threatened and the number of species is 12. The average lifespan for a glow worm is up to 5 months. A glow worm is an omnivore and is up to 1-2 inches long. The glow worm also has a shell like skin type.
Daphnia belong to the phylum of arthropod; the subphylum of Crustacea; the class of brachiopod; and the order of Cladocera.
Earthworms are found in the phylum Annelida. () They can vary in size. Their bodies are segmented which allows them to compartmentalize. The number of segments the species is born with will stay the same throughout their life. Normally, the number of segments found is similar within specimens. Remarkably, earthworms have the ability to regenerate lost segments. ()
3. Distinguish between members of genus Australopithecus and Paranthropus in terms of time, location, and physical features
Glow worms eat snails, small snakes and even other glow worms. They can also eat slugs. The glow worm starts as an egg and takes 3 weeks two mature into a glow worm. After they are matured it takes 9 months to become a pupa. Then the pupa take 2 weeks to mature into an adult flying glow. The glow worms live for about 10 to 11 months until the process
Mealworms have a very interesting ecology. They are the 2nd stage in the life cycle of the darkling beetle. Their scientific name is Alphitobius diaperinus. They are also considered pests in the poultry industry. Mealworms have 6 legs and they are located at the front of their body. The mealworms go through their stage of the life cycle in 40-100 days.
The purpose of this assignment is to learn, observe and experience the biology of the Tobacco Hornworm through the different stages of its lifecycle, along with describing the processes which occur through each development stage. When I picked up my hornworm, I received three eggs in the tubular container. During my examination, the hornworms lived in two environments. They first lived in the small, tubular container they arrived in until they outgrew it. I then placed them in a large plastic container for the remainder of their lifecycle.