ZOOS 2101 INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY Tutorial 2015

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ZOOS 2101: A single page of practice/revision questions for the course ZOOS2101 Invertebrate Zoology, dated 26/02/2015, excerpted from a private tutoring compilation (no official university letterhead on this page). Part 1 (20 marks): definitions of spicule, trypomastigote, mesoglea and parazoa; the sexual phase of Plasmodium falciparum; drawing/labelling Trichomonas vaginalis; the four classes of Cnidaria; drawing/labelling the medusoid cnidarian form; differences between sponge classes Calcarea and Hexactinellida; ecological importance of coral reefs. Part 2 (20 marks): fill-in-the-blank questions on rotifer feeding anatomy, shared Rotifer/Platyhelminth traits, the four classes of Platyhelminthes, monogenetic flukes, monogenean attachment/larvae, the two classes of Nematoda, why earthworms are abundant despite being defenceless, and earthworm reproduction; a final question (9) is cut off at the bottom of the scanned page and its prompt text is not recoverable.