animals of multiple cells Flashcards

1
Q

what eats sponges

A

spongillaflies

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2
Q

sponges are ____ feeders,
they are also friends with algae - why?

A

filter
sponge symbiosis with algae: algae gives sponge oxygen, sponge gives algae home/protection

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3
Q

cnidaria have cnidocytes. what are these?

A

specialized cells with filaments to lure prey

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4
Q

hydra:
- habitat:
- _____ in water or _____ to benthic substrates
- they eat _______

A
  • streams, wetlands, lakes
  • float in water or attached to benthic substrates
  • eat small invertebrates
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5
Q

plathelminthes are _______ and ___ worms and why are they a nusence for humans?

A

tape and flat worms
and they suck for humans because they’re parasites

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6
Q

nemertea are _______ and live in ______

A

non segmented worms
marine environments

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7
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gastrotricha:
- habitat:
- predator that eats:
- why are they abundant?

A

benthic, shallow habitat
bacteria, algae, protozoa
eggs resistant to drying/freezing/heat…

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8
Q

which phylum is the zooplankton in?

A

rotifera

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9
Q

nematoda are the _____ worms that live in ____ habitat

A

round
extreme

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10
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what are the two subsections of phylum mollusca?

A

gastropoda (snails)
bivalvia (clams)

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11
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gastropoda are grazers. what does that mean?

A

grind surfaces of rock to pull algae of rock

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12
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why are gastropoda (snails) important in controlling primary production levels

A

they eat algae (primary producers), so they control how much algae that grows

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13
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T/F: of the phylum mollusca, gastropoda are hosts for many parasites

A

gastropoda (snails) AND bivalvia (clams) are hosts for parasites

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14
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which subgroup of the phylum mollusca is the host to many host-specific parasites

A

bivalvia (clams)

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15
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oligochaetes are part of which phyla, eat _____ and live where?

A

annelidia (segmented worms)
eat detritus
live in shitty environment: low O2 and pollution

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16
Q

leeches are part of what phyla, eat what and found where

A

annelidia (segmented worms), eat mollusc/insects/worms, live in slow moving water

17
Q

bryozoans are sessile and heterotrophs. what does this mean

A

sessile = attached to substrate
heterotroph = eat suspended food particles

18
Q

arthropoda have 3 general points/characteristics. what are they

A
  1. have 3 body segments
  2. chitin exoskeleton
  3. diverse
19
Q

what are the 3 main subgroups of the phyla arthropoda?

A

arachnida
insecta
crustacea

20
Q

arachnida:
- water mites and spiders
- mites live in:
- spiders live:
- mites are _____ and some ______

A

mites live in fresh waters
spiders live on land beside water
mites are predaceous and some parasitic

21
Q

insecta:’
- what’s so special about their life cycle?
- can live in ____ or _____ water
- feeding examples

A
  • part of life cycle in water, other part on land
  • lentic (not flowing) or lotic (flowing) water
  • scrapes, shredders, parasites, predator
22
Q

crustacea have a cool exoskeleton. what’s it made of

A

chitin exoskeleton reinforced with calcium

23
Q

what are the 5 subgroups of crustacea

A

DOCBIA
(decadent ostriches cope breakdancing in anguish)

Decapoda
Ostracoda
Copepods
Branchipoda
Isopoda
Amphipoda

24
Q

Ostracoda aka. seed shrimp
- habitat:
- food:
- what’s so special about them?

A
  • benthic, in all aquatic places
  • eat detritus and algae
  • taste yummy to predators
25
Q

Copepods
- micro-_____
- habitat:
- what’s so special about them?

A
  • micro crustaceans
  • benthic or pelagic
  • complex behaviours: predator avoidance, mating, foraging
    ^ COPE-pods know how to cope
26
Q

Branchipoda
- water ___ and ____
- habitat:
- they don’t like:
- what’s so special about them?

A

water fleas and shrimps
pelagic zone of lake
don’t like flowing water
predator avoidance by moving to bottom o flake during day so predators can’t see them

27
Q

Decapoda
- ex.
- highly developed ____

A

crabs, lobsters, shrimp
chelae (pinchers)

28
Q

isopoda vs amplipoda
- morphology
- eating habits
- habitat

A

isopoda are flat and wide
amphipoda are skinny and tall

they both are detrivores and live in streams

29
Q

the ____ and _____ of the fish depends on _____

A

shape and mouthparts
where they live

30
Q

fish have 3 main sensory systems:

A

eyes,
chemoreception
lateral line (feel vibrations)