chapter 12 Flashcards

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animals are divided into what 2 subgroups?

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invertebrates (withought backbones)

vertebrates (with backbones)

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what is a grastrula?

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a stage of embryo development in which germ layers are formed

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what is a coelom? what structures can be found in higher organisms?

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a body cavity or space lined with a layer of cells called the peritoneum

in higher organisms= mouth and anus

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peritoneum and pseudocoelom?

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peritoneum=a covering membrane that lines the body cavity and covers the internal organs

pseudocoelom= a fluid filled cavity that lacks the mesodermal lining of a true coelom

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what are the 3 main layers of tissue found in many of the animal groups?

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ectoderm(outside,skin/receptions)

endoderm(inside,digestion)

mesoderm(houses reproductive musculature excretory systems)

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what is symmetry? what are 2 of them?

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symmetry = the balanced distribution of duplicate body parts or shapes within the body of an organism

bilateral symmetry: where the body displays left and right halves that are mirror images of eachother ex. fish

Radial symmetry: symmetrical about a central axis (in one plane) ex.hydra

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what is cephalization? what is the simplest animal to display this?

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refers to the concentration of nerve tissue and receptors at the anterior end of an animal’s body

simplest animal =fish, the head always enters a new environment first

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sessile

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animals remain fixed in one place throughout their adult lives and are not capable of independent movement

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hermaphroditic

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an organism that contains both male and female sex cells or organs

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larva

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a juvenile form that looks very different from the adult

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metamorphosis

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a process in which a larval form drastically changed shape to become more like the adult

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12
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what are 2 methods of asexual reproduction in hydra?

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budding and regeneration

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what is a scolex?

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the know like head of a tape worm

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what is a proglottid?

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the segment like divisions of a tapeworm’s body

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how is the flatworm adapted for parasitic lifestyle?

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large # of eggs

having an intermediate host

has a scolex

hermaphroditic

and don’t have a complex digestive system

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16
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What are the general characteristics of animals?

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Multicellular, eukaryotic, heterotrophic