ch. 33 coelomates annelida Flashcards
classes of phylum annelida
- polychaeta
- clittelata
phylum annelida
- rings are segments separated by septum
- coelom acts as hydrostatic skeleton
- circular/longitudinal muscles
- complete digestive system
- double transport
what are rings separated by in phylum annelida
septum
what does the coelom act as in annelida
hydrostatic skeleton
movement in annelida
circular and longitudinal muscles
double transport system
circulatory system and coelomic fluid carries nutrients, wastes, and respiratory gases
digestive system in annelida
complete and unsegmented
sexual reproduction of annelida
2 individuals with internal fertilization
asexual reproduction of annelida
fission
what do annelids (except leeches) have on each segment
setae
class polychaeta characteristics
- parapodia
- setae
- live in tubes
parapodia of class polychaeta
ridgelike structures on each segment
- function as gills for gas exchange
- used for locomotion
- each has several setae
setae
(bristles) that provide traction when crawling
tubes of class polychaeta
made out of mucus, bits of sand, and broken shell
- live in them
class clittelata characteristics
- conditioning soil through castings
- eats way through soil
- nutrients extracted