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Group E practical questions

NUMBER NAME REG.NO SIGNATURE


1 MAGONDI BUMALI 2023-08-17638
2 MWESIGWA SAMUEL 2023-08-17343
3 FATUMA ADAN MAALIM 2023-08-20869
4 ASIIMWE BLESSED 2023-08-20632
5 NYAMWIZA MACKLINE 2023-08-18859
6 NEHUMYE MARTHA PAULINE 2023-08-18345
7 NALUGODA JONATHAN 2023-08-17132
8 KISEMBO GERALD 2023-08-19918
9 KYALIKI HANISHAH 2023-08-18064
10 KUWEBWA KATRINAH 2023-08-19442
ROBINAH
11 GILANGWA ZIPPORAH 2023-08-17527
SERENA
12 NABITALO SSOZI EDITH 2023-08-20975
13 MBIRO NAUME LAWISHA 2023-08-19992
14 ABDIRAHIN HARET 2023-08-19057
15 BALABYEKISA PETER 2023-08-18222
16 KAMAZIMA FLAVIA 2023-08-21865
17 ABDULWALHID SAID 2023-08-17411
ABDULWALID
18 ALLAN NGIGE GAKINYA 2023-08-17384
19 NABYONGA YVONE MIRIAM 2023-08-19993
20 ABSHIR BISHAR HASSAN 2023-08-19046
21 YAHYA MUSTAFA ISMAIL 2023-08-18783
22 ABDIRAHMAN GULED 2023-08-19023
23 RWOTHOMIO AMOS 2023-08-21494
24 KOBUSINGE LUCY 2023-08-21462
25 FEISAL DAYOW MAALIN 2023-08-19041
26 CHELENGAT PAWEL 2023-08-20028
27 YAHYA MOHAMMED KAHIYE 2023-08-22202
28 KHALID HASSAN ADAN 2023-08-22203
29 CHIKANSO RAHIM 2023-08-20519
30 ANIKU SHARIFU 2023-08-20782

1. You are given the following invertebrate groups:

A. Millipede
B. Earthworm
C. Beetle
D. Tick
E. Snail
Draw a table to make a record of their distinguishing diagnostic features.

Classify the specimens down to their individual families.

Distinguishing Tick Snail Beetle Millipede Earthworm


features
Body Two body One main body part Three body Two body parts i.e. Hydrostatic
parts fused to a shell parts (head, Head and skeleton
(cephalothorax thorax and segmented trunk that is
and abdomen) Abdomen) that are cylindrical segmented
body that is
cylindrical
Feeding Sucking mouth Radula (tongue like Chewing Chewing mouth Sucking
parts structure with mouth parts parts mouth parts
numerous teeth)
and proboscis
Sensory Haller’s organ Tentacles A pair of A pair of antennae Nerves and
Structures segmented receptors
antennae
Movement 4 pairs of legs Muscular foot 3 pairs of 2 pairs of legs on -
legs each segment
Wings - - 2 pairs - -
Sight A pair of 2 pairs of simple Compound Pair of simple Light
simple eyes eye pits eyes eyes receptors
Classification
Kingdom Animalia Animalia Animalia Animalia Animalia
Phylum Arthropoda Mollusca Arthropoda Arthropoda Annelida
Class Arachnida Gastropoda Insecta Diplopoda Oligochaeta
Order Ixodida Polygyridae Coleoptera Polydesmida Haplotaxida
Family Ixodidae Shylommatophora coccinellidae Eurymerodesmida lumbricidae
Example Ixodes Achatina fulica Chrysochus Tachypodoiulus Lumbricus
scapularis cobaltinus niger terrestris

Dichotomous key of the above

Let A= Millipede B= Earth worm C= Beetle D= Tick E= Snail

Specimen Body Wings Legs Antenna Eyes


division
A 2 – 2 pairs Short pair A pair of simple
B - - - - Light Receptors
C 3 2 pairs 3 pairs A pair A pair of compound
D 2 - 4 pairs - Simple
E - - - - 2 pairs of eye stalks
1 A specimen with no legs_ _ _ _ _ B, E go to 2

B specimen with legs _ _ _ _ _ _ A, C, D go to 3

A Specimen with no eyes _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ B

2 B Specimen with two pairs of simple eye _ _ _ E

A Specimen with 2 main body divisions _ _ _ A, D go to 4

3 B Specimen with 3 main body divisions _ _ _ C

A Specimen with no antenna _ _ _ _ _ _ _ D

4 B Specimen with antenna _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ A

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