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Arthropoda (9,10) Flashcards

1
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How are Coelomate Protostome body cavities formed?

A

formed by the splitting of mesoderm during embryonic development.

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What type of body cavity do Arthropods possess?

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Coelomate Protostomes

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What is the most diverse phylum with over 1.1 million species?

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Phylum Arthropoda

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4
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What is the exoskeleton of arthropods made of?

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Chitin.

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5
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What process involves the fusion of body segments into functional groups?

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Tagmatization

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6
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What system in arthropods allows for direct oxygen delivery to tissues?

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Tracheal system.

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6
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What is Tagmatization?

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A process in which the body segments fuse into functional groups

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What is a key feature of the exoskeleton of Subphylum Trilobita?

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Mainly chitin, with some areas strengthened by calcium carbonate

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8
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How many Tagmata do Chelicerates possess, and what are they called?

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2
- Prosoma
- Opisthoma

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9
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What are the six pairs of appendages found in Chelicerates?

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-Chelicerae
-Pedipalps
- four pairs of walking legs.

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10
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Which subphylum includes horseshoe crabs and sea spiders?

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Subphylum Chelicerata

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Which class of Chelicerata includes spiders, scorpions, and ticks?

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Class Arachnida

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How many pairs of walking legs do Arachnids have?

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Four pairs

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13
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What are the two main body regions of arachnids?

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Cephalothorax and abdomen

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What structures do spiders use to inject venom into prey?

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Chelicerae with terminal fangs

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What organ is used by spiders for respiration?

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Book lungs or tracheae

16
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What organ helps spiders excrete waste?

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Malpighian tubules

17
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What sensory structure do spiders use to detect environmental vibrations?

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Sensory setae (sensilla)

18
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How do male spiders transfer sperm during reproduction?

A

By using pedipalps

19
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What material do spiders produce that is stronger than steel?

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Silk

20
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What are two dangerous spider species mentioned in the presentation?

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Black widow (Latrodectus) and Brown recluse (Loxosceles)

21
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What part of a scorpion’s body contains its venomous sting?

A

The postabdomen (metasoma)

22
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What are the sensory organs used by scorpions to explore the ground and for sex recognition?

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Pectines

23
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What type of reproduction is observed in scorpions?

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Viviparous (giving birth to live young)

24
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What type of body fusion is observed in harvestmen (Order Opiliones)?

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Prosoma broadly joined to the opisthosoma, giving an ovoid appearance

25
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How many legs do adult mites and ticks have?

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Eight legs

26
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What structure do ticks use to attach to their hosts?

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Hooked mouthparts (hypostome).

27
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What are the four classes within Subphylum Myriapoda?

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Diplopoda, Chilopoda, Symphyla, Pauropoda.

28
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How many pairs of legs per segment do centipedes (Class Chilopoda) have?

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One pair of legs per segment.

29
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How many pairs of legs per segment do millipedes (Class Diplopoda) have on their abdominal segments?

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Two pairs of legs per segment.

30
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How do spiders digest their prey?

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By externally liquefying prey tissues with digestive fluids before sucking them in\

31
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What is the function of the spider’s pharynx and pumping stomach?

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To suck in liquefied prey after external digestion.

32
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How many spinnerets do spiders typically have for silk production?

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Six to eight spinnerets.

33
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How long can scorpion courtship last?

A

From 5 minutes to several hours.

34
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How long does it take for scorpions to mature?

A

1 to 8 years.

35
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Are harvestmen venomous?

A

No, they are not venomous.

36
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How does the exoskeleton of female ticks differ from males?

A

Females are less sclerotized (softer) to expand when engorged with blood.

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