20 polychaete Flashcards

1
Q

majority of annelids once belonged to what class?

A

polychaeta

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2
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polychaeta is a term of

A

conveinence

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3
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what does the term polychaeta imply

A

presence of many chaetaew

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4
Q

where is most of the anatomical diversity on polychaetes

A

head and parapodia

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5
Q

what does prostomium contain

A

tentacles, palp, and sense organs like eyes

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6
Q

what surrounds mouth

A

peristomium

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7
Q

what is eversible in polychaete, and hwat does it have?

A

pharynx is eversible, has jaws

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8
Q

parapodia parts

A

notopodium- dorsal lobe
neuropodium- ventral one
-many chatae
-acicula(supporting chaetae)

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9
Q

what are parapodia for?

A

locomotion and gas exchange

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10
Q

how do polychaetes move?

A

crawling, swimming, burrowing, are sedentary

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11
Q

how do polychaetes move?(motion)

A

-longitudinal muscles alternately contract and relax in opposing sunchrony
-produces waves from posterior to anterior
-parapodia on opposite sides are exactly out of phase

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12
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what happens in recovery stroke

A

parapodia and chaetae retract in wave throughs.

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13
Q

what happens in ppower stroke

A

-parapodia and chaetae are extended m,aximally in power stroke as they pass along the crest of wave

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14
Q

in slow crawling

A

higher number of undulations
short wavelength
low amplitude

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15
Q

fast crawling

A

greater length and amplitude of undulation, but fewer

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16
Q

swimming
what type of polychaetes are efficient at this

A

wavelength and amplitude are greatest, however sometimes this can cause animal to go in reverse
-pelagic polychaetes are efficient

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17
Q

do polychaetes reproduce asexually

A

yes, they bud.

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18
Q

polychaete sexual reproduction

A

broadcast spawning of sperm and eggs

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19
Q

polychaete fertilization

A

external

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20
Q

polychaete sexes,when does sexual repro happen

A

seperate sexes, and gonads are temporary, only breeding seasons

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21
Q

what is a cool property of polychaetes

A

regenerationwhe

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22
Q

where are sperms and eggs released

A

nephridiopores or rupture of worms body

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23
Q

how do some polychaete gonads distance

A

epitoky

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24
Q

epitoky

A

part transforms into non beeding bag of gametes that swims away before exploding

25
Q

which individuals are better equipped fir swimming

A

epitokous

26
Q

what do individuals that reproduce during full moons have

A

larger eyes for light detection

27
Q

what do polychaetes with external fertilizatoin have

A

trochophore larva

28
Q

polychaete trochophore larva are

A

plankotrophic, meaning they feed

29
Q

drooded polychaete larva exhibit

A

lecithotrophy

30
Q

how does transformation into juveniles take place oin polychaetes

A

several segmented larval stages

31
Q

errantia vs sedentaria polychaetes

A

errantia are active and often predatory
sedentaria are sedentary or sessile and particle feeders that burrow/ tube live

32
Q

what clade does sedentaria include

A

clitellata

33
Q

how do polychaetes catch prey

A

every pharynx armed with jaws

34
Q

polychaetes whattype of feeding

A

suspension feeding and deposit feeding

35
Q

chaetopterus

A

makes mucus bag that filters out particles

36
Q

deposit feeding

A

1) general ingestrion of sediments
2) sort through via feeding appendages and seectively eat

37
Q

what do selective deposit feeders normally have

A

palps subdevided into dozens of sticky tentacles

38
Q

what is common among sedentaria with tubes

A

deposit and suspension feeding

39
Q

tubes of sedentaria are made of

A

calcareous or made of mucus

40
Q

siphuncula

A

penut worms
taxa in polychaetes

41
Q

num spp of siphuncula

A

150

42
Q

what do sipuncula lack

A

chaetae, circ syst, evidence of segmentation

43
Q

what do sipuncula have two of?

A

eucoelomic cevities

44
Q

what type of gut to sipuncula have

A

u shaped

45
Q

how do sipuncula feed

A

deposit feeding

46
Q

thalassematidae

A

clade within polychaetes

47
Q

thalassematidae features

A

lack segmentation
one pair of ctenidia

48
Q

thalassematidae larva features

A

segmented nervous system in larvae and juveniles

49
Q

how do thalassematidae feed

A

deposit feeding

50
Q

thalassematidae how many spp

A

220

51
Q

two distinctive parts of thalassematidae body

A

trunk and proboscis

52
Q

what do thalassematidae exibit in sexuality

A

sexual dimorphosm

53
Q

sexual dimorphism

A

one sex waaaaay larger than other

54
Q

siboglinidae

A

taxa in polychaeta

55
Q

siboglinidae spp

A

180

56
Q

siboglinidae habitat

A

hydrothermal vents, methane seeps, whale carcasses

57
Q

body regions of siboglinidae

A

has 3, first w tentacles
last with segmented opisthosoma

58
Q

gut in siboglinidae

A

lack gut, rely on symbiotic bacteria in tentacles or internal trophosome

59
Q

what does the boneworm eat

A

bones, with the help of symbiotic bacteria