Invertebrates flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers invertebrates flashcards on insect orders, molluscs and earthworm anatomy. School students, including primary pupils, and university students can practise terms and features, while teachers can find ready-made material. With over 270 flashcard resources spanning school and university study, there is plenty to explore; choose a deck to get started.
Flashcards
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22 cardsBug Orders
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49 cardsEntomology Orders
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18 cardsENVS 3090 Lepidoptera Flash Cards
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8 cardsPhylum Mollusca Characteristics Phylum Mollusca Organization level
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12 cardsGrasshopper external anatomy grasshopper external anatomy
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37 cardsArthropod Flash Cards Phylum Arthropoda, Class Insecta, Order Coleoptera
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78 cardsZoology 401 Flashcards 1
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66 cardsZoology Lab 2 Practical Labeled Earthworm Pharynx, aortic hearts, seminal vesicle, seminal receptacle, dorsal nerve cord, crop, giz...
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137 cardsinsect lab Order Protura(Proturans) Entognathous (mouthparts within folds of the head); elongated body; distinct conic...
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119 cardsEntomology what about the "polyneoptera" Orthopteriod order
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146 cardsInverts Lab Practical 2 good luck friends :) * = it's in the lab manual
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41 cardsChelicerata
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95 cardsInsect Biology Exam 1
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101 cardsUntitled What makes up 95% of diversity?
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85 cardsBug Orders What is the common name and order of this insect?
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47 cardsChpt. 33: An Introduction to Invertebrates • Life Without a Backbone - Invertebrates are animals that lack a backbone. - The account of more than 95% ...
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68 cardsUntitled What habitats are you most likely to find Arthropods?
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56 cardsBiological notes for test
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57 cardsInvertebrates
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57 cardsInvertebrates Are invertebrates mono- or polyphyletic?
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79 cardsMarine Bio Middy #3 Animals WITH a backbone are called....
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54 cardsLab 2 Study Guide
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35 cardsArthropoda
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97 cardsBiology Exam 3 Terms
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50 cardsArthropoda What's the Arthropod Body plan?
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60 cardsANIMAL FLASHACARDS 1 What is the linnean classification system?
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55 cardsPorifera BIO2135
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39 cardsInsects
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37 cardsChapter 33 Intervebrates 1. When did Flight evolved in pterosaurs and birds? 2. When did large mammalian herbivores and carnivores a...
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30 cardsEchinodermata
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45 cardsInsect Life History (development, metamorphosis, reproduction and phenology) What are the sub class Apterygota?
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36 cardsUntitled
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78 cardsLab practical I
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38 cardsZoology exam 2
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69 cardsCrustacean What is the antenna for?
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48 cardsInvertebrates
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37 cardsInvertebrates
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46 cardsEchinoderms What do we now see in echinoderms that are not in any other phyla to this point?
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57 cardsInvert Midterm
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32 cardsInsects Why do we study insects? (4 reasons)
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The decks on this page offer different ways into the unit. Bug Orders includes insect orders and metamorphosis, while Phylum Mollusca Characteristics asks about features such as tissue layers and symmetry. Other cards cover grasshopper anatomy, arthropods and echinoderms.
Choose a starting point
For a focused set of terms, start with Grasshopper external anatomy and practise naming the labelled parts. If you want to compare insect orders with examples, try Entomology Orders. The earthworm lab deck is another option for practising anatomy.
Work through a small group of cards, then return to the terms or questions you found difficult. You can also use a deck such as Insects to practise answering questions about insect life cycles.
Move between formats
When you want a broader view of a topic, switch to a mind map on the unit page. For a different kind of check, try a quiz there. Pick a deck and see which terms you want to revisit.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Grasshopper external anatomy is a starting point if you want to practise naming parts, including the head, thorax and antenna. For insect orders, try Entomology Orders, which pairs orders with examples. Choose the deck that matches the terms you are studying.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The listed decks cover insect orders, grasshopper anatomy, mollusc characteristics, arthropods, sponges and echinoderms. There is also a lab deck with labelled earthworm anatomy. Some decks focus on names and features, while others use questions to prompt recall.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study, without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and create your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Who are these flashcards suitable for?
The page includes resources for school students, including primary pupils, and university students. Teachers can also use the listed decks as ready-made material. The topics range from naming grasshopper parts to practising questions about mollusc characteristics and insect life cycles.