Across
- 2. The genus of nematode most often found in humans
- 4. Rather than free-living, many of nematodes live a ______ lifestyle
- 8. A well-known annelid species which feeds on blood and is found in lakes
- 9. A multinucleate type of cell, which the entire epidermis of many nematodes is
- 12. The large ring-like section of many annelids' bodies which is unsegmented and secretes a sac to store eggs
- 14. The setae found on annelids worms
- 17. The non-cellular exoskeleton of nematodes
- 18. The typical common name of the phylum Nematoda
- 19. A well known group of terrestrial annelid
- 20. The typical common name of the phylum Annelida
- 22. The type of symmetry which worms have
- 23. The skeletal system of worms
Down
- 1. A manner of mating among many platyhelminthes, which they partake in due to being hermaphroditic
- 3. Unlike annelids or nematodes, the digestive system of platyhelminths are _______
- 4. The segment of an annelid which contains its brain
- 5. Also known as Gordian worms, this phylum is the closest living relative to Nematoda
- 6. A cell in platyhelminths which serves as part of the excretory system by removing waste
- 7. Planarian platyhelminths can regrow or _______ their bodies when cut in half, creating two organisms from one
- 10. The largest nematode can be found parasitizing this marine mammal
- 11. Members of the platyhelminth subclass Digenea are also called
- 13. Unlike nematodes or platyhelminths, annelids are unique for have a true body cavity or ______
- 15. While most platyhelminths are parasites, this group is free-living
- 16. The typical common name of the phylum Platyhelminthes
- 21. Hairlike structures found projecting from the bodies of many worms
