BIOL134 A002 Summer 2026 Final Report on Invertebrate Symmetry|
Questions and Answers Latest Updated (Graded A+)- American Military
University
ESL Introduction to Invertebrates
Final Report
Student Name Jessica Garner
Student ID 322986
Lesson ESL Introduction to Invertebrates
Institution American Public University
Session 773408
Course BIOL134 A002 Summer 2026
Instructor Candice Chatman
Exploration
What type of symmetry is displayed by the beetle pictured below?
Radial Symmetry
Bilateral Symmetry
Asymmetry
None of the answers are correct.
, Which of the following is NOT true regarding the phylum Cnidaria?
Cnidaria are the first animals that developed nerves and muscles.
Cnidaria have a centralized nervous system.
Cnidaria have two different body forms.
Cnidaria reproduce both sexually and asexually.
Exercise 1
1. Pick 5 additional animals and explain the type of symmetry displayed by
each animal.
2. What type of symmetry do humans have?
3. Research and determine if there any other types of symmetry in
organisms. If so, describe them.
Questions and Answers Latest Updated (Graded A+)- American Military
University
ESL Introduction to Invertebrates
Final Report
Student Name Jessica Garner
Student ID 322986
Lesson ESL Introduction to Invertebrates
Institution American Public University
Session 773408
Course BIOL134 A002 Summer 2026
Instructor Candice Chatman
Exploration
What type of symmetry is displayed by the beetle pictured below?
Radial Symmetry
Bilateral Symmetry
Asymmetry
None of the answers are correct.
, Which of the following is NOT true regarding the phylum Cnidaria?
Cnidaria are the first animals that developed nerves and muscles.
Cnidaria have a centralized nervous system.
Cnidaria have two different body forms.
Cnidaria reproduce both sexually and asexually.
Exercise 1
1. Pick 5 additional animals and explain the type of symmetry displayed by
each animal.
2. What type of symmetry do humans have?
3. Research and determine if there any other types of symmetry in
organisms. If so, describe them.
