Chapter 8 Xenacoelomorpha and Platyzoa Flashcards
cephalization
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bilateral symmetry
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acoelomates
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pseudocoelomates
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ciliated furrow
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Turbellaria
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Trematoda
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ectoparasites
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intermediate host
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definitive host
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egg
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miracidium
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sporocyst
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rediae
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Trematoda
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Digenea
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Monogenea
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Cestoda
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rhabdite cell
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protonephridia
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cercaria
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metacercaria
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opisthaptor (haptor)
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vitelline follicles(vitellaria)
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scolex
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proglottids
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ocelli
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auricles(ear lobes)
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statocysts
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rheoreceptors
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fission
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endoparasites
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gravid proglottid
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mature proglottid
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immature proglottid
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germinative zone
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cysticercosis
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What are the advantages of cephalization and bilateral symmetry?
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What is the function of the ciliated furrow in Xenoturbellids?
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How do flatworms osmoregulate?
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How do flatworms obtain and digest their food? How do cestodes (tapeworms)obtain food?
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Describe the life cycle of a typical digenetic trematode.What are the different immature forms?
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How do tapeworms reproduce? Describe the different stages: immatureproglottids, matureproglottidsand gravid proglottids.
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Describe the pork tapeworm life cycle.
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