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Chapter 33: Invertebrates Flashcards

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main subclades of bilateria

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protostomes and deuterostomes

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main groups of protosomes

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lophotrochozoa and ecdysozoa

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lophotrochozoa

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molluscs, annelids, flatworms, ectoprocts, trachiopods

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ecdysozoa

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arthropods, nematodes

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invertebrates

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animals that lack a backbone, account for over 95% of known animal species; morphologically diverse

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porifera

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sponges; least complex animals with no true tissues. Sister group to all other animals

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hermaphrodites

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same individual makes sperm and eggs

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sponge sexual reproduction

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spawn sperm to water, captured in another’s water current, captured by choanocytes

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ostia

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small pores of sponge that lead to spongocoel

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spongocoel

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big open internal space in sponges

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osculum

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big top opening in sponges

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choanocytes

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spongocoel lined by flagellated collar cells

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feeding method of sponges

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suspension feeders; filter/capture food particles from the water, captured by choanocytes

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mesohyl

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separation between inner and outer layer of cells of sponges

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spongin

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like collagen, may make up a proteinaceous skeleton for sponges

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amoebocytes

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move food around in sponges

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cnidaria

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“fancy gastrula”; radially symmetrical diploblasts with a gastrovascular cavity

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gastrovascular cavity

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mouth but no anus

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alternation of generations

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alternation of sexual and asexual generations; different taxa emphasize different phases

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medusa phase

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mouth-down, swimming, sexual stage (cnidaria)

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polyp phase

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mouth-up, sedentary, asexual stage (cnidaria)

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cnidocytes

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stinging cells of cnidaria

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nematocyst

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stinging organelle of cnidarias

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lack of mesoderm implications

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no true muscles; weak, contractile cells

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hydrozoa, anthozoa, scyphozoa, cubozoa, staurozoa

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diversity of cnidaria

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bilateria

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bilateral symmetry, have a head, triplobastic

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protostomes

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solid masses of mesoderm form, expand to filled blastocoel

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deuterostomes

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mesoderm buds of endoderm of archenteron

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trochophore phylum

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platyhelminthes: flatworms
annelida: segmented worms
mollusca: mollusks

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lophophore phylum

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ectoprocta: bryozoans
brachiopoda: lamp shells

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phylum neither lophophore nor trochophore

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rotifera: rotifers “wheel animals”

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platyhelminthes

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free-living and parasitic flatworms

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flatworms

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long and flat acoelomates; mainly parasites. Gastrovascular cavity that serves for circulation

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protonephridia

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maintain osmotic balance in platyhelminthes with cells called flame bulbs

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sexual reproduction of platyhelminthes

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most hermaphrodites; also capable of asexual reproduction

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turbellaria, monogenea, trematoda, cestoda

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classes of flatworms

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annelids

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segmented coelomate worms

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septa

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divides coelomic spaces in annelids

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segments

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repeating parts with organs that make up annelids

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sexual characteristic of annelids

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some hermaphrodites, some gonochoristic (separate sexes)

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polychaeta, oligochaeta, hirudinea

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classes of annelids

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polyplacophora, gastropoda, bivalvia, cephalopoda

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classes of mollusca

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shell (mollusca)

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calcium carbonate exoskeleton; missing in some mollusca

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mantle

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dorsal epidermis of mollusca

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radula

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toothed tongue-like organ; used for feeding (except in bivalves) in mollusca

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foot

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used for crawling or burrowing of mollusca

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visceral mass

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concentrated organs of mollusca

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mantle cavity

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space under mantle, behind visceral mass of mollusca

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sexual characteristics of mollusca

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gonochoristic

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phylum of lophotrochozoa

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ectoprocta and brachiopods

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lophophorates

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have lophophora for suspension feeding; traditionally grouped with the other deuterostomes

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ecdysozoa

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all taxa molt their outer covering; grouped by molecular phylogenetics

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ecdysozoa phylum

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arthropoda and nematoda

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exoskeleton

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cover arthropods; provides points for muscle attachment

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cuticle

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nonliving, organic layer of arthropods made of protein and chitin that covers the epidermis

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segmentation of arthropods

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each segment has a pair of jointed appendages that are diversified for different functions

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specialized structures for gas exchange (arthropods)

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gills in aquatic taxa; book lungs or trachea in terrestrial taxa

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ecdysis

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molting of exoskeleton in arthropods to allow growth

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sexual characteristics of arthropods

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gonochoristic

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chelicerata (arthropod)

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arachnids, horseshoe crabs, sea spiders

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myriapoda

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centipedes and millipedes

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pancrustacea

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crustaceans, decapods, isopods, copepods, hexapoda

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insects

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most species on earth; dominate land

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incomplete metamorphosis

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undergo a series of molts as they grow; acquire wings and become sexually mature at the final molt

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complete metamorphosis

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have larval stages that look very different from the adult stage

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nematodes

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long, cylindrical and unsegmented worms; pseudocoelomates

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deuterostomia

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taxa with deuterostome development

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deuterostomia phylum

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echinodermata and chordata

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echinoderms symmetry

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quasi-radial symmetry; bilateral larvae

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tube feet (echinoderms)

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part of unique water vascular system that function in locomotion and feeding

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sexual reproduction of echinoderms

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asexual regeneration and sexual broadcast spawning reproduction

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asteroidea, ophiuroidea, echinoidea, crinoidea, holothuroidea

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classes of echinodermata

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chordata

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vertebrates and two groups of invertebrates (lancelets and tunicates); bilaterally symmetrical coelomates with segmented bodies

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