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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Phylum Plthylminthes, Phlum Platyhelminthes Planaria can be found in freashwater environments, Biology is information dense so a significant amount of information is organized into Classification System (Apologia Biology Modules 2, 3, 4, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16), Physiology of Plants (Apologia Biology Modules 14, 15), flatworms examples are plenarian, invertebrates (Module 11) such as Phlum Platyhelminthes Planaria, Vertibrates means it has a backbone, intestines that are highly branched, Phylums such as Phylum Arthropoda (Module 12) Insects, Crayfish, Spiders, etc., Phlum Platyhelminthes Planaria has body systems such as Nervous System, are highly branched because of this they don't need a circulatory system, parasitic worms have simpler digestive systems than the plenarian, regeneration which is the ability to regrow missing body parts, Phlum Platyhelminthes Planaria commonly called flatworms, unsegmented bodies bilaterally symmetric examples are plenarian, parasitic worms have hooks and/or suckers to help them hold on to the host organism, Kingdoms such as Kingdom Plantae (Modules 14 and 15), enzymes are released on the organism outside of the mouth and breaks down organisms then a tube-like pharynx is extended out of the mouth, sucking up the small particles, parasitic worms such as tapeworms, hermaphroditic which means they are both male and female, regeneration by tearing itself in half