Plant and Animal Review

4. This germ layer gives rise to muscle cells.
6. Mosses, liverworts and hornworts are examples of this type of plant.
8. The veins on the leaves of a monocot are arranged in this way.
10. This phylum contains creatures that have 'spiny skin'.
12. These plants produce naked seeds and bare cones.
14. This evolutionary development allows animals to respond to the environment in more sophisticated ways.
18. The term 'pore-bearer' refers to this phylum.
19. The vertebrae in a human as well as the repeating sections in an earthworm are examples of this.
21. Kidney beans and coffee beans are examples of this type of flowering plant.
22. Humans belong to this phylum.
24. This germ layer gives rise to skin cells.
25. This structure is part of the female carpel of a flower and serves as a landing pad for pollen.

1. This structure holds the pollen of a flower and is supported by a filament.
2. The study of animals.
3. During this process of embryonic development the three germ layers are formed.
5. A fertilized egg is called this.
7. A plant growing towards the sun is experiencing this phenomenon.
9. This seedless vascular plant was the first to develop vascular tissue that can transport water and nutrients.
11. The most abundant animal phylum.
13. The phylum containing humans shows this type of symmetry.
14. The name of this phylum means to be a 'stinging creature'.
15. The phylum Nematoda has this type of a coelom.
16. Fruit is formed by this type of plant.
17. This phylum shows is the first to evolve a true coelom.
20. This germ layer gives rise to the cells that make up the digestive tract.
23. Octopi and squid belong to this phylum.