Ch 33: Invertebrates - Molusca Flashcards
Mollusca examples are
balone, clams, mussels, octopus, oysters, squid, and scallops
Mollusca general characteristics are
unsegmented soft body.
most have internal or external shell.
have a mantle - a fold in the body wall that secretes the hard prtesctive shell.
muscular foot and/or tentacles.
have a radula - a toothed structure used to grate food.
two pairs of gills except in polmonate snails.
_______ _______– the internal area in which the digestive, excretory, and reproductive organs are concentrated
Vissceral mass
_________ – a special type of excretory structure that removes nitrogenous waste
hephrida
_______ – muscular structure used for locomotion or capturing prey.
muscular foot
_________– thick epidermal sheet that covers the dorsal side of the body and forms a cavity in which the respiratory organs are housed along with openings for systems within the visceral mass
Mantle
_________ – respiratory gills that consist of filamentous projections of the mantle that are rich in blood vessels.
ctenidia
___ are secreted by ___ and used for protection
shells, mantle
toung like organ used for eating is called
Radula
most have a ___ circulatory system
open
which mollusks have a closed circulatory system,
Cephalopods
Reproduction Varies: t or f?
t. Most have separate sexes, but some are hermaphroditic. Most have external fertilization, while some have internal fertilization.
reproduction: all have ____
Trochophore - free swimming larva
reproduction: Gastropods have a second free swimming larva. this is called___
Veliger
what are the 4 classes of mollusca?
polyplacophora
gastropoda
bivalves
cephalopods
Class: polyplacophora are ___
chitons
chitons characteristics
marine “pill bugs” have 8 overlapping cavities and live in water
Class: Gastropoda examples
snails and slugs
Gastropoda have torsion, meaning ___
a process by which the mantle cavity and anus are moved from a posterior location to front of the body closer to where the mouth is located.
are Gastropoda Bilateral? why?
no. due to torsion
Class: Bivalve example
clams, oysters, scalps, muscles
Class: Cephalopod examples
octopus, squid, cuttlefish, noutilues
Cephalopods Have highly developed ____
nervous systems and exhibit complex patterns of behavior
Cephalopods Expel water through a siphon for
jet proportion movement