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Chapter 33: Slide 124 Flashcards

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Clade identified by molecular data, have the widest range of animal body forms

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Lophotrochozoans

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Lophotrochozoans have a ________ for feeding, others have a __________ larval stage, and few have _________

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Lophophore; trochophore; neither

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What are the 6 groups of Lophotrochozoans

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Flatworms, Rotifers and Acanthocephalans, Ectoprocts, Brachiopods, Molluscs, and Annelids

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Phylum Platyhelminthes includes

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Flatworms

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Where do flatworms live?

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Marine, freshwater, and damp terrestrial habitats

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Many are parasites, such as flukes and tapeworms

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Flatworms

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They are dorsoventrally flattened acoelomates

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Flatworms

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The gastrovascular cavity branches throughout the body

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Flatworms

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In Flatworms, the flat body increases _________ ________, placing all cells close to water, either in the surroundings or the gut

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Surface area

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Enables elimination of nitrogenous waste and gas exchange by diffusion across the body surface

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Flat body surface area placing all cells close to water, either in the surroundings or the gut

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When an organism grows without changing shape, ________ increases more rapidly than _________ _______

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Volume; surface area

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____________ organisms have proportionally less surface area over which exchange processes can occur

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Larger

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The surface area of structures is maximized by __________, flattening, folding, and ____________

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Branching; projections

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What in flatworms maintains osmotic balance with the surroundings

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Excretory apparatus

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The excretory apparatus consists of _____________

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Protonephridia

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Networks of tubules with ciliated structures called flame bulbs

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Protonephridia

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Networks of tubules with ciliated structures on Protonephridia

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Flame bulbs

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Pull fluid through branched ducts open to the external environment

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Flame bulbs

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What are the two lineages of Flatworms

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Catenulida and Rhabditophora

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Lineage of flatworms, AKA “chain worms”

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Catenulida

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Live in freshwater, and reproduce asexually by budding into chains of individuals

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Catenulida

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Lineage of Flatworms that are more diverse and can be found in both marine and freshwater habitats, and have free-living and parasitic species

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Rhabditophora

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Are Rhabditophorans that live in fresh water and prey on smaller or feed on dead animals

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Planarians

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They have light-sensitive eyespots as well as lateral flaps for the detection of chemicals

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Planarians

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The nervous system of __________ is centralized and more complex than that of Cnidarians

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Planarians

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Some __________ reproduce asexually by fission

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Planarians

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Planarians are ___________; copulating mates cross fertilize each other during sexual reproduction

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Hermaphrodites

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More than half of ________________ are parasites living in or on other animals

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Rhabditophorans

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What are the 2 important groups of parasitics Rhabditophorans

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Trematodes and tapeworms

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This parasitic species of Rhabditophorans have diverse hosts, and complex life cycles with alternating sexual and asexual stages

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Trematodes

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Trematodes require an ___________ host in which larvae develop before infecting the final host

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Intermediate

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_________ _______, Trematodes that cause schistosomiasis in humans, spend part of their lives inside _______

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Blood flukes; snails

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This parasitic species of Rhabditophorans are parasites of mostly vertebrates, including humans

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Tapeworms

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They do not have mouth or gastrovascular cavity, they absorb nutrients directly form the ________ intestine

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Tapeworms; host

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In Tapeworms, __________ at the anterior end contains suckers and hooks for attacking to the host

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Scolex

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In Tapeworms, ____________ are units that contain sex organs form a riven behind the scolex

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Proglottids

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After sexual production, proglottids carrying thousands of eggs leave the ________ body in feces

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Host’s

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In tapeworms, _______ containing eggs are consumed in the food or water of intermediate hosts, such as ______ or ______

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Feces; pigs; cattle

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In tapeworms, ________ acquire larvae encysted in the muscle of intermediate hosts by eating uncooked meat

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Humans

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What phylum do Rotifers and Acanthocephalans belong to?

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Syndermata

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Are tiny animals that inhabit freshwater, marine, and damp soil habitats

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Rotifers

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They are smaller than many host protists but are truly multicellular and have specialized organ systems

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Rotifers

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Have a crown of cilia that draw water and food particles in to the mouth

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Rotifers

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In Rotifers, food is ground up in jaws called

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Trophi

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In Rotifers, food is further digested in the ___________ _______

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Alimentary canal

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In Rotifers, a digestive tube with a separate mouth and anus

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Alimentary canal

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In Rotifers, fluid in the _______ function as a hydrostatic skeleton

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Hemocoel

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In Rotifers, _______ ___________ distribute nutrients in the fluid to internal organs suspended within the Hemocoel

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Body movements

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Some Rotifers species reproduce entirely by ________________

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Parthenogenesis

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In Rotifers, where females produce female offspring from unfertilized eggs

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Parthenogenesis

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Other species also reproduce sexually under certain conditions, such as crowding

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Rotifers

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This lineage of Syndermata are sexually reproducing parasites of vertebrates

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Acanthocephalans

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They lack a complete digestive tract

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Acanthocephalans

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They are commonly called spiny-headed worms after the curved hooks on the proboscis

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Acanthocephalans

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All _________________ are parasites that have complex life cycles with _________ hosts

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Acanthocephalans; multiple

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In Acanthocephalans, some species manipulate the ________ host’s behavior to increase transmission to the ______ host

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Intermediate; final

57
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What 2 Phylum share several traits

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Ectoprocts and Brachiopods

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What are the 4 traits that Ectoprocts share with Brachiopods?

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  • a lophophore, a crown of ciliated tentacles around their mouth used for feeding
  • a U-shaped alimentary canal
  • the absence of a distinct head
  • a coelom
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What is another name for Ectoprocts

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Bryozoans

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As sessile colonial animals that superficially resemble clumps of moss

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Ectoprocts

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In some species, the colony is encased in a hard exoskeleton; the lophophores extend through pores

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Ectoprocts

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Where are Ectoprocts found?

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In the sea; several are reef builders

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What is another name for Brachiopods

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Lamp shells

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Superficially resemble clams and other hinge-shelled molluscs

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Brachiopods

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The two halves of the shells in Brachiopods are ___________ and __________ rather than lateral as in clams

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Dorsal; ventral

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All Brachiopods are _________; most attach to the sea floor by stalk

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Marine

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