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| ameboid movement | the organism moves when cytoplasm flows into or out of the pseudopods |
| bone | a type of connective tissue made up of living cells, connective tissuse fibers, and inorganic compounds |
| cardiac muscle | type of muscle found only in the heart |
| cartilage | type of flexible connective tissue |
| chitin | the polysaccharide that makes up the exoskeleton of arthropods |
| cilia | short, hair-like organells at the surface of the cell, with the capacity for movement |
| endoskeleton | a skeleton composed of bones and/or cartilage located within the body walls |
| exoskeleton | a skeleton found on the outside of the body, enclosing the soft parts |
| flagellum | microsopic, whiplike structures found on the certain cells that aid in locomotion and circulation |
| ligament | the tough fibers bands of connective tissue that holds the bones together at movable joints |
| motile | organisms are capable of locomoting (movements) |
| psuedopods | in certain cells, the temporary projections of cells surface that enable cells to move and engulf particles |
| sessile | organisms that cannot move from place to place on their own beacuse they are fastened to something |
| setae | tiny bristles on the body segements of annelids,used in locomation |
| skeletal muscle | muscle that is attached to the bone and is involved in locomotion and volunary movement ,striated musle |
| tendon | strong bands of the connective tissue that attach skeleton muscle to the bone |
| vertebrae | the bones of the spinal cord column that surrounds and protects the spinal cord |
| viscreral muscle | muscle surrounding internal organs of the body |
