5.3 phyla - plantae, invertebrates, vertebrates Flashcards
Acronym to remember classification
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Common dandelion
D: Eukaryota
K: Plantae
P: Anthophyta
C: Magnoliopsida
O: Asterales
F: Asteraceae
G: Taraxacum
S: Officinale
Raccoon
D: Eukaryota
K: Animalia
P: Chordata
C: Mammalia
O: Carnivora
F: Procyonidae
G: Procyon
S: Lotor
Bryophyta
- Moss, liverworts, hornworts
- Nonvascular
- No roots, have rhizoids
- Simple leaf structure
- Reproduce with haploid spores
Filinicinophyta
- Ferns
- Vascular
- Fronds, roots, stems, leaves
- Non-woody
- Reproduce with haploid spores
Coniferophyta
- Pine and fir trees
- Advanced vascular system
- Woody
- Seeds for dispersal in wind pollination
Woody
- Trees, shrubs, and some vines
- Have hard stems, so buds survive above ground in winter
Angiospermophyta
- Advanced vascular system
- Sexual reproduction via flowers
- Often have fruits
- Example: sunflowers
Porifera
- No symmetry
- No mouth or anus
- No segmentation
- Attached to rocks
Cnidaria
- Radial symmetry
- Mouth is anus
- No segmentation
- Stinging cells
- Jellyfish
Platyhelminthes
- Bilateral symmetry
- Mouth is anus
- No segmentation
- Flatworms
Annelida
- Bilateral symmetry
- Have separate mouth and anus
- Very segmented
- Earthworms
Mollusca
- Bilateral symmetry
- separate Mouth and anus
- No segmentation
- snails, oyster, clams, mussels
Arthropoda
- Bilateral symmetry
- separate Mouth and anus
- segmented
- crustaceans, bugs
Mammals
- Aquatic or terrestrial
- Breathe with lungs
- Homeothermic
- live birth
Birds
- Terrestrial
- breathe with lungs
- homeothermic
- wings, feathers, cleidoic egg
Reptiles
- aquatic/terrestrial
- lungs
- poikilothermic
- scales, cleidoic egg
Amphibians
- aquatic/terrestrial
- lungs and gills
- poikilothermic
- eggs laid in water
Fish
- aquatic
- gills
- poikilothermic
- external fertilization
To which domain do organisms with membrane-enclosed organelles belong to?
eukaryota
what are the 3 domains?
eukaryota, archaea, and eubacteria
ectothermic
unable to internally regulate their body temperature and so must rely on their external environment for heat
ex: reptiles