Chapter 32 Flashcards
Tissues
Group of cells with common structure, or function
Cleavage
Succession of mitotic cell division without cell growth between division
Blastula
Multicellular embryonic stage that marks the end of cleavage stage
Gastrulation
Series of cell and tissue movements where the blastula stage folds inwards forming gastrula
Gastrula
Embryonic stage where formation of 3 layers occur in animals
Which era and period did the Cambrian explosion occur
Era: paleozoic
Period: Cambrian
Bilaterians
A clade whose members typically have 2 sided digestive tract
Key events pertaining to animals in the mesozoic era
-Land animals began to grow wings
-dinosaurs emerged
-1st mammal emerged
Key events pertaining to animals in the cenozoic era (After mass extinction)
- large nonflying dinosaurs and marine reptiles disappeared
Body plan
Set of morphological and developmental traits that are integrated into the organism
Radial symmetry
Grade of animals that are arranged around a central axis
Bilateral symmetry
grade Arranged around 2 axis of symmetry
Diploblastic
Embryonic cell with 2 germ layers
Triploblastic
Embryonic cell with 3 germ layers
Coelom
Body cavity lined by tissue derived only from mesoderm
Hemocoel
Body cavity lines by tissue derived by mesoderm and endoderm
Protostome
Developmental mode distinguished by the development of the mouth from blastopore
Determinate cleavage
Type of embryonic development in protostomes that rigidly cast the fate of each embryonic cell very early
Dueterostome
Development mode distinguished by development of anus from blastopore
Indeterminate cleavage
Each cell has the capacity to develop into a complete embryo
Archeteron
Endoderm-lined cavity formed during gastrulation which later becomes the digestive tract
Blastopore
Opening of archenteron that typically develops into the anus in Dueterostome and mouth in protostomes
Lophophore
Crown of ciliated tentacles that are for feeding
Ecdysozoans
Clade of animals that go through ecdysis