Ch. 27-29 Animals Flashcards
animals
develop through embryonic stages most are motile during at least part of their life cycle
radial symmetry
no front/ back or left/right
bilateral symmetry
2 sided symmetry
ectoderm
germ layer covering the embryos surface
endoderm
innermost germ layer and lines the developing digestive tube called the archenteron
mesoderm
third germ layer that fills the space between the ectoderm and the endoderm in bilaterally symmetric animals
sponges
porifera
lack true tissues
choanocytes
cnidarians
cnidarian
jellies, sea anemones
flatworms
platyhelminthes
protostone
organism where first opening to digestive system that develops is the mouth
annelids
annelida
earthworms
mollusks
mollusca
bivalves, gastropods
mantle
an extension of the body mass that drapes back on itself like a skirt and covers the mantle cavity, secretes the shell in species with a shell
gastropod
mollusk that moves about on its enlarged foot
bivalve
filter feeders, oysters, mussels
cephalopod
predatory, jet propulsion
squids, octopus, cuttlefish
deuterostome
organism whose first opening to digestive system that develops is the anus
roundworms
nematoda
free living or parasytes
arthropod
arthropoda
arachnids, exoskeletons
cuagulogen
forms goey substance to prevent spread of bacteria
echinoderms
echinodermata
sea stars
water vascular system
chordates
chordata
notochord extends length of body
dorsal hollow nerve cord paralleles notocord
invertebrate chordates
lancelots
tunicates
amniote
eggs in land tetrapods
reptiles, mammals, birds
for amphibians fertilization is
external, eggs and sperm released in water
amniotes
first vertebrates that had internal reproduction
didnt need water
ectotherm
cold blooded
heat from environment
endotherm
warm
produce own heat
birds have a
4 chambered heart
monotremes
egg laying mammals
marsupials
pouched mammals
placental mammals
placenta
anthropoids
include monkeys, people, apes
hominins
humans and closest extinct relatives