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Midterm Jeopardy

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Midterm Jeopardy100200300400500100200300400500100200300400500100200300400500100200300400500Unit 1Unit 2Unit 3Unit 4RandomFinal Jeopardy1What is the age of the universe and what is the age of the earth?24What was snowball earth, how did it arise, and how did it end?

5Snowball earth was a super ice age during which the entire surface of the planet froze solid

Cause falling CO2 from photosynthesis

End rising CO2 from an episode of increased volcanism6Put the following future events in order and explain which event will first spell doom for humanity

New Supercontinent, Red Giant, Loss of Moon, Next Ice Age, Solidification of Core7Next Ice Age New Supercontinent Solidification of Core Loss of Moon Red Giant

Humans will not survive the solidification of earths core. DNA will be destroyed by solar radiation and all life on the planet will cease8Compare and contrast the P-T and K-T extinctions based on the following chartP-TK-TTimeCauseResult9P-TK-TTime250 mya65 myaCauseSupervolcano along with the super-desert that existed on Pangaea at the timeAsteroid that hit just outside of Cancun, MexicoResult83% of all life wiped out and cleared the way for dinosaurs to riseDinosaurs wiped out (except for the birds) and cleared the way for mammals to rise10Daily Double

Match the event to the correct Eon/EraSnowball EarthPaleozoicAge of DinosaursCenozoicLate Heavy BombardmentArcheanCambrian ExplosionHadeanOceans Rust BlueMesozoicAge of MammalsProterozoic11Snowball EarthPaleozoicAge of DinosaursCenozoicLate Heavy BombardmentArcheanCambrian ExplosionHadeanOceans Rust BlueMesozoicAge of MammalsProterozoic1112

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SyconoidLeuconoidAsconoid28Name the Classes for the following type of flatworms

FlukesTapewormsPlanaria30Name the Phylum for each of the types of worms listed below

FlatwormsRibbonwormsRoundwormsSegmented Worms32Identify the following Echinoderms

34Name the following mollusks

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40Match the animal to its Phylum

BivalviaTusk ShellsAsteroideaSea CucumbersPolyplacophoraUrchins & DollarsHolothuroideaSea StarsGastropodaSea Lilies & Feather StarsCephalopodaClams, Mussels, etcEchinoideaSlugs, Abalones, etcCrinoideaChitonsScaphopodaBrittle & Basket StarsOphiuroideaSquid, Octopuses, etc42Identify the Triploblastic Body Plan

44Identify the Pictures Below

46Match the Annelid Class with the ExampleHirudineaEarthwormsPolychaetaLeechesOligochaetaPolychaetes48Match the Worm with the SymptomsLoa loaItchy Worms in FootWuchereriaBlister on FootTrichinellaLarge Worms in GutDracunculusWorm Cysts in MusclesAscarisWorm in EyeballHookworms Elephantiasis50Match the Organism with the Feeding HabitsLimpetBeakScallopEat & Poop SandCuttlefishVenomous BarbBasket StarZooxanthellaeCone SnailFilter FeederCoralSuspension FeederSea CucumberRadula52FINAL JEOPARDY

29Flukes TrematodaTapeworms CestoideaPlanaria Turbellaria31Flatworms - PlatyhelminthesRibbonworms - NemerteaRoundworms - NematodaSegmented Worms - Annelida33Feather Star

Basket StarBrittle StarSea Lily35Mussels

NudibranchCuttlefishChiton37

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41BivalviaTusk ShellsAsteroideaSea CucumbersPolyplacophoraUrchins & DollarsHolothuroideaSea StarsGastropodaSea Lilies & Feather StarsCephalopodaClams, Mussels, etcEchinoideaSlugs, Abalones, etcCrinoideaChitonsScaphopodaBrittle & Basket StarsOphiuroideaSquid, Octopuses, etc43

PseudocoelomateAcoelomateCoelomate45

CharniaStromatolitesMan-of-War47HirudineaEarthwormsPolychaetaLeechesOligochaetaPolychaetes49Loa loaItchy Worms in FootWuchereriaBlister on FootTrichinellaLarge Worms in GutDracunculusWorm Cysts in MusclesAscarisWorm in EyeballHookworms Elephantiasis51LimpetBeakScallopEat & Poop SandCuttlefishVenomous BarbBasket StarZooxanthellaeCone SnailFilter FeederCoralSuspension FeederSea CucumberRadula53