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Fred Thompson Zoology 2/19/13 Heart Rate of Blackworms Experiment Introduction Blackworms are a species of worm that typically lives in shallow water habitats. They feed on microscopic organisms and organic matter. The scientific name for Blackworms is Lumbriculus variegatus and their classification is as follows: Kingdom: Animalia, Phylum: Annelida, Class: Clitellata, Subclass: Oligochaeta, Order Lumbriculida, Family Lumbriculidae and Genus: Lumbriculus (Svahn, 2009). An adult black worm can have anywhere from 130 segments to 250 segments. These segments are capable of forming a completely new black worm when detached from the host body, and in most Blackworms is the primary for of siring offspring.
Which of the following accurately describes the phenotype of the organism? o. It has polka dots, sticky saliva, reduced ability to taste earthworms, and has one thumb p. It has polka dots, sticky saliva, reduced ability to taste earthworms, and has two thumbs q. PP, Ss, ee, and Tt (like in math, Tt is the same as tT) r. More than one of the
How does the “Cotesia” protect its worm in young tobacco hornworms? A: The mother wasp injects the eggs as part of a soupy mix. The eggs depend on the soup for their survival: if you take out the eggs, clean off the soup, and then put them directly into a caterpillar, the host's immune system rages full tilt and mummifies the eggs. The parasite survives thanks to millions of viruses swimming in the soup. 6.
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