Biology Deuterostomes Flashcards
What is the common name for Urochordata?
Tunicates or “sea squirts”
Larvae have _______ and hollow _________
notochords, nerve
What is the common name for Cephalochordata?
lancelets
The _________ lineage separated from the protostome lineage early in the history of animal life.
deuterostome
There are _______ major lineages and species of deuterostomes than protostomes
fewer
Humans are _________
deuterostomes
Echinoderms: _____ symmetrical body plan
radially
What does “pentaradial” mean?
5s or multiples
What kind of vascular system does a Echinoderms have?
Unique water vascular system
What kind of skeleton a Echinoderms have?
Calcified internal skeleton
Echinoderm means __________
“spiny skin”
Nearly all living echinoderm species have bilaterally symmetrical, _______ larva that feeds as a ______ organism
ciliated, planktonic
What are plankton
free-floating; move with water currents for most part
_____ classes of echinoderms survive today; 23 extinct lineages
Five
Which groups of Echinoderms have arms?
Includes sea stars, brittle stars, sea urchins, and sea cucumbers
The phylum ___________ includes all vertebrates and some invertebrates
Chordata
What 4 features do all chordates share?
pharyngeal gill slits
a dorsal supporting rod, the notochord
a dorsal hollow nerve cord
a muscular, post-anal tail
(All of these feastures are found at some stage of development)
What do chordates become when they are adults
Sessile (anchored in the water)
Filter prey from seawater with ________ baskets
pharyngeal
Subphylum vertebrata: chordates with _______
backbones
Vertebrates evolved jointed internal skeletons around a __________, which allowed rapid swimming
vertebral column
What do Cephalochordata resemble
small fish
How does Cephalochordata eat?
Filter prey from water with pharyngeal baskets
Early vertebrates had no _______
jaws
Jawed fishes rapidly became _________ marine and fresh water animals
dominant