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Week 12, Invertebrate anatomy
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Total cards: 7•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026
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#1
Front (Question)
Where is the tarsus located?
Back (Answer)
It’s the equivelent of a foot/hand.
#2
Front (Question)
What is an ovipositor?
Back (Answer)
An opening through which the female lays her eggs.
#3
Front (Question)
What are cerci?
Back (Answer)
Singular = cercus. Appendages on the rear ends of many insects. On Dermaptera (earwigs) they’re pincers. They can be sensory organs, for defense, for copulation, or just vestigial.
#4
Front (Question)
What is the reproductive portion of an annelid called?
Back (Answer)
The clitellum.
#5
Front (Question)
Which is closer to the tarsus: the tibia or the femur?
Back (Answer)
The tibia. Tarsus → Tibia → Femur
#6
Front (Question)
What are spiracles?
Back (Answer)
Respiratory openings/pores on the exterior body of an insect.
#7
Front (Question)
Which is closer to the exterior of the body, the circular or longitudinal muscles?
Back (Answer)
The circular muscles.