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What type of body plan do Turbatrix nematodes exhibit?
What type of body plan do Turbatrix nematodes exhibit?
Which statement correctly describes the skeletal structure of Turbatrix?
Which statement correctly describes the skeletal structure of Turbatrix?
What type of digestive system do Turbatrix nematodes possess?
What type of digestive system do Turbatrix nematodes possess?
How do Turbatrix typically reproduce?
How do Turbatrix typically reproduce?
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What adaptations assist Turbatrix in their motility?
What adaptations assist Turbatrix in their motility?
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Study Notes
Turbatrix Classification
- Turbatrix is a genus of nematodes.
Symmetry
- Bilaterally symmetrical
Body Plan
- Cylindrical, worm-like body
- Segmented (pseudocoelomate)
Skeletal Structure
- No rigid skeleton
- Hydrostatic skeleton provided by fluid pressure in pseudocoelom
Feeding/Digestion
- Predatory, feeding on other small organisms
- Have a complete digestive tract
Habitat
- Found in soil, aquatic environments, and decaying organic matter
Motility Adaptations
- Possess longitudinal and circular muscles for movement
Reproduction
- Typically reproduce sexually
- Male and female individuals
- Internal fertilization
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Description
Explore the fascinating characteristics of the Turbatrix genus, a unique group of nematodes. This quiz covers their classification, body plan, feeding habits, habitats, motility adaptations, and reproductive strategies. Test your knowledge about these intriguing organisms and understand their role in ecosystems.
