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Zoology Quiz #1

Zoology is the study of the animal kingdom including taxonomy, the environment that these species live in, and the evolution that occurs around them.
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Last updated: October 28, 2022
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Largest animal phylum in terms of the most species
Arthropod
Swedish botanist that is called "the father of modern taxonomy"
Carl Linnaeus
The scientific names of each animal is mostly written in this language
Latin
Squids and Octopuses are also closely related to this animal who also belongs in the same class
Cuttlefish
Animals like humans, fish, and worms are eukaryotes, meaning they have a ______ in their cells.
Nucleus
Many people make the same mistake of believing that spiders are insects, but they are actually
Arachnid
Spiders have eight of this, while only most insects have six of this
Leg
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Scientific name of a human
Homo sapien
In animal classification, dogs are not a genus or a species, but a __________ of wolves.
Subspecies
A type of mammal that carries their young in a pouch; like kangaroos and wombats for example.
Marsupial
There are supposedly 10-100 quadrillion of this insect
Ant
Name for an animal with both male and female reproductive organs
Hermaphrodite
The process of replacing missing cells, tissues, or even full body parts; A lizard regrowing its tail is an example.
Regeneration
An unborn offspring currently in development after fertilization
Embryo
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