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Exam 2

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  mood
B  disruptive coloration
C  counter shading
D  they use all of these
Question #2
A  small bait fish, large mackrel
B  zooplankton, piscivory/eating fish
C  phytoplankton, crustaceans
D  algae, piscivory/eating fish
Question #3
A  Rhodophyta, phycobilin
B  Chlorophyta, carotenoids
C  Phaeophyta, phaeophytin
D  Chlorophyta, chlorophyll
Question #4
A  calcium carbonate, calcareous oozes
B  gelatin, marine snow
C  silica, reef carbonates
D  calcium, dolomite
Question #5
A  ocean, freshwater
B  estuaries, ocean
C  freshwater, ocean
D  saltwater, lakes
Question #6
A  Prokayophages, bacteria
B  Bacteriophages, bacteria
C  Archaea, virons
D  Prokaryotes, phytoplankton
Question #8
A  Nematoda, pseudocoelom
B  Platyhelminthes, coelom
C  Annelida, pseudocoelom
D  Platyhelminthes, mesoderm
Question #10
A  Whale shark
B  Skate
C  Ray
D  Shark
E  Hagfish
Question #11
A  Detritivores
B  Carnivores
C  Parasites
D  Filter feeders
E  Plant-feeders
Question #12
A  Tetraceta
B  Carnivora
C  Cetacea
D  Sirenia
E  Pinnipedia
Question #13
A  Arctic breeding grounds in winter and Mexican feeding grounds in summer
B  Arctic breeding grounds in summer and Mexican feeding grounds in winter
C  Arctic feeding grounds in summer and Mexican breeding grounds in winter
D  Arctic feeding grounds in winter and Mexican breeding grounds in summer
Question #14
A  Killer whale
B  Sea lions
C  Manatee
D  Sea otter
E  Seals
Question #15
A  Class Ophiuroidea — brittle stars
B  Class Holothuroidea — sea cucumbers
C  Class Asteroidea — sea stars
D  Class Echinoidea — feather stars
Question #16
A  Dinoflagellates
B  Radiolarians
C  Ciliates
D  Amoebae
E  Foraminiferans
Question #17
A  By budding
B  Only sexual
C  Asexual and sexual
D  Only asexual
E  By parthenogenesis
Question #18
A  Culture media
B  Toothpaste
C  Dental moulds
D  Cosmetics
E  All of the above
Question #19
A  Holdfast
B  Thallus
C  Pneumatocyst
D  Stipe
E  Blade
Question #20
A  Gills
B  Pectoral fin
C  Liver
D  Mouth
E  Swim Bladder
Question #21
A  Lack true roots, leaves, and stems
B  Are photosynthetic
C  Are unicellular
D  Are prokaryotic
E  Have no chlorophyll
Question #22
A  Cord grass
B  Seagrasses
C  Mangroves
D  Surf grass
E  Kelps
Question #23
A  Phylum Nemertea — ribbon worms
B  Phylum Nematoda — round worms
C  Phylum Porifera — sponges
D  Phylum Platyhelminthes — beard worms
E  Phylum Cnidaria — corals
Question #24
A  Muticellular
B  Their name derives from “first animals”
C  Some are autotrophs
D  Are included among the Protista
E  Some are heterotrophs
Question #25
A  Larval form
B  Filter-feeding worm
C  Planktonic mollusc
D  Feeding structure
E  Defensive structure
Question #26
A  Sirenians
B  Leopard seals
C  Walrus
D  Sea otters
E  Baleen whales
Question #27
A  Light-producing organs
B  Movement-detecting organs
C  Specialized jaws
D  Specialized eyes
E  Sex-regulating organs
Question #28
A  oviparity
B  ovoviviparity
C  viviparity
D  none of the above
E  all of the above
Question #29
A  Archaea
B  Bacteria
C  Dinoflagellates
D  Viruses
E  Forams