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Higher Invertebrates Classification

The terms used in this puzzle include classification names and descriptions for mollusks, annelids, arthropods, and echinoderms.

AB
Phylum Molluskaall have soft bodies; some have calcium carbonate shells
Phylum Annelidaall are segmented
Phylum Arthropodaall have jointed appendages
Phylum Echinodermataall have spiny skin
Class Gastropodaclass of mollusks with one shell or no shell (snails, slugs)
Class Bivalvaiclass of mollusks with two shells (clams, oysters)
Class Cephalopodaclass of mollusks that have their head and feet in the same area (octopus, squid, chambered nautilus)
Class Oligocheataclass of annelids with few bristles (earthworm)
Class Polycheataclass of annelids with many bristles (Nereis)
Class Hirudineaclass of annelids without bristles (leeches)
Subphylum Trilobitaextinct arthropod (trilobite)
Subphylum Chelicerataarthropod with chelicera mouth parts (spiders, mites, ticks, hourseshoe crabs)
Subphylum Crustaceaarthropods with birameous appendages (crayfish, lobster)
Class ArachinidaClass to which spiders belong
Class InsectaClass to which insects belong


Judy Schneidewent

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