chapter 27 Flashcards

1
Q

whats the whole on the top of sponge

A

osculum

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2
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what is the sponge attached to on the ground with

A

the sissal

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3
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describe the parts of sponge

A
  1. water goes through incurrent canal
    2.then incurrent pore
  2. then inside is radial canal
  3. then to sponge sol
  4. then water flows out osculum
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4
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how do sponge eat

A

collar cells catch food

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5
Q

what are parts of collar cells in sponge
collar cells-capture food

A

flagellum
food vacule
amoebacites-diegst food

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6
Q

how do sponges reporoduce

A

asexual and sexual

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7
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what do the amoebocites turn into when sponge it too dry

A

gemmules

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8
Q

what is it called when sponge reproduce?
somewhat identical or identical?

A

Budding
and identical

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9
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is it internal or external fertilization

A

external

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10
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how do sponge reproduce explain?

A

release stuff through oscullum
or sperm come in and fertalize with egg

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11
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what is the name for phyllum for sponges

A

poriphera

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12
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what are holes called on sponge

A

pores

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13
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what symmetry are starfish

A

radial

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14
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what symmetry are sponge

A

spherical

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15
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what symmetry are humans

A

bilateral

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16
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what symmetry are weird looking sponges

A

asymetriacl

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17
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what makes water move in sponge

A

flagellum of colar cells

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18
Q

what type of phylum is knideria under

A

animal kingdom

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19
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whats are the three top divsions in animals

A

kingdom phylum class

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20
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what are the three classes under cnideria

A

hydrozoan, scyphozoa, anthazoa

21
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in life cycle what is dominant in hydrozoan

A

Polyp then medusa

22
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what is dominant in scyphozoa life cycle

A

medusa, then breif polyp

23
Q

whats unique about anthazoa life cycle

A

it doesnt have medusas just polyp

24
Q

what are some examples of anthazoa

A

coral,sea anemone, sea fan

25
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why are cnidaria called cnidaria

A

because they have cnidoblasts

26
Q

how do hydrozoan get food

A

with their stinging cells

27
Q

what are cnidoblasts

A

the stinging cells

28
Q

what are the platyhelminthes 3 groups

A

turbellaria, trematoda, and cestoda

29
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which are the flatworms called phylum name

A

platyhelminthes

30
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life cycle of blood fluke

A

1.larvae drills into persons foot
2.adults in intestines
3.adult produce egg
4. eggs go out with fecal material
5.then they go into snail
6. then new larvae is released and they look for more humans

31
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is human a primary or secondary host for blood flukes

A

primary cus thats where adult is

31
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where does blood fluke adult live

A

in the intestines of humans

32
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what is the secondary host

33
Q

what does each proglottid in tapeworms potentially do

A

break off and make another worm

34
Q

what is the “head” of tapeworm called

35
Q

what is there at the scolix

A

hooks and suckers

36
Q

what is inside each segment on the tapeworm

A

testes and ovaries

37
Q

what gender are the tapeworms

A

anephroditic so it can make both egg and sperm

38
Q

what are nematodes

A

microscopic, thread-like roundworms, many of which are beneficial to ecosystems, while others are parasitic to plants, animals, and even humans.

39
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what are annelids

A

earthworm like becuase of their segments

40
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what are four characteristics of annelids

A

segmented
marine freshwater, or terrestrial

41
Q

what is another name for the cestoda

42
Q

describe nematode ascaris lifecyle

A

1.accidently ingest something with it
2.eggs travel to small intestine and turn into larvae
3.larvae enter blood vesels and go to lungs
4.then they get coughed up and swallowed and go to small intestine until mature
5. then they get pooped out

43
Q

how can you break nematode ascaris lifecyle

A

dont eat
boil water
cook meat

44
Q

what is lifecyle of hookworm

A

1.step on poop containing eggs
2.larvae drill in
3. go into your intestines
4. then you have contaminated waste

45
Q

describe ctenophora

A

digestive system,anal pore, bilateral symmetry

46
Q

nematomorpha

A

slender and elongated
fresh water, no mouth, in adults end

47
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nemertea

A

elongated and flattened
proboscus extends through mouth of anterior
circulatou system, bilateral symetry, mostly marine