Lesson 16: 16.1 Daphnia. QUESTION: What type of organism is a Daphnia?

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Lesson 16: 16.1 Daphnia

QUESTION: What type of organism is a Daphnia?

HYPOTHESIS: I believe a Daphnia is a …. because …

PROCEDURE: Page 190

DATA: Your data will consist of a microscope diagram: –Magnification = 40X –Title = Daphnia

DATA ANALYSIS: 1. What organism does the Daphnia resemble? 2. To what Kingdom do you think Daphnia belong? 3. To what Phylum do you think Daphnia belong?

4. What makes Daphnia different from other Arthropods that we’ve studied? 5. To what class do you think Daphnia belong?

VOCABULARY: Daphnia Arthropod Exoskeleton Appendages Crustacean Gills

CONCLUSION: Be sure to look the original question. Use complete sentences. USE & HIGHLIGHT all vocabulary words.