Biology: Body Coverings and Movement

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What are the primary components of the body covering in the organism described?

  • Hair and sweat glands
  • Skin, chitinous bristles, and mucous glands (correct)
  • Scales and feathers
  • Exoskeleton and segmented plates

What type of movement is likely to be present in the organism based on the provided information?

  • Movement by fluid pressure or hydrostatic skeleton
  • Active movement using cilia or flagella
  • Passive movement by wind or water currents
  • Active movement using muscles and appendages (correct)

What is the significance of the presence of mucous glands in the body covering?

  • To protect the organism from predators and parasites (correct)
  • To help the organism adhere to surfaces
  • To aid in the absorption of nutrients
  • To regulate body temperature

If the organism lacks a skeleton, how does it maintain structural support?

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What is the likely function of the chitinous bristles found on the organism's body?

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Flashcards

Body Cover

The outer layer of an organism, including skin, cuticle, and bristles.

Chitinous Bristles

Rigid hair-like structures made of chitin that provide support and protection.

Mucous Glands

Glands that produce mucus for lubrication and protection.

Missing Skeleton

Absence of a traditional internal skeleton in some organisms, relying on other structures for support.

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Muscle Types

Circular and longitudinal muscles that facilitate movement in organisms.

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Study Notes

Body Coverings

  • Skin with cuticle
  • Chitinous bristles
  • Mucus glands

Skeletal System

  • Missing skeletal structure

Movement

  • Circular and longitudinal muscles

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