Marine Biology Bingo! - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.

1. Simplest organism that filter feeds.
   Sponges
2. This group of organisms are named after the stinging cells they have.
   Cnidarians
3. This is an example of a marine reptile.
   Sea Turtle
4. This group of organisms are protected with an exoskeleton.
   Crustaceans
5. Class of mollusks with two shells.
   Bivalves
6. This organism is an example of a gastropod.
   Sea Slug
7. This group of organisms name means "stomach foot" in Greek.
   Gastropods
8. Vertebrates that are warm blooded with feathers and hollow bones.
   Birds
9. Cold blooded vertebrates with moist skin that live near water.
   Amphibians
10. Most common type of fish with jaws and bones.
    Boney Fish
11. This organism is an example of a cnidarian.
    Jellyfish
12. This group of organisms name means "Head foot" in Greek.
    Cephalopods
13. Vertebrates that are cold blooded with scales.
    Reptiles
14. This organism we dissected had a pen and ink sack.
    Squid
15. This is an example of a cartilaginous fish.
    Great White Shark
16. These fish have skeletons made of cartilage designed for speed.
    Cartilaginous Fish
17. This type of fish have a sucker mouth instead of a jawed mouth.
    Jawless Fish
18. This organism we dissected had an exoskeleton and teeth inside its stomach.
    Crayfish
19. These are simple organisms without bones or backbones.
    Invertebrate
20. These are complex organisms with internal skeletons.
    Vertebrate
21. This organism we dissected had soil inside of its intestines.
    Segmented Worms
22. Warm blooded vertebrates that have hair and nurse their young.
    Mammals
23. This is an example of a marine bird.
    Seagull
24. This group of organisms uses a water vascular system to move.
    Echinoderms
25. These group of organisms' bodies are so thin, they pass oxygen through them.
    Flatworms
26. This organism is an example of an echinoderm.
    Sea Star
27. This is an example of a marine mammal.
    Dolphin
28. The first group of organisms to develop a one-way gut.
    Roundworms
29. This organism is held shut with adductor muscles.
    Clam