Chp. 8 Flashcards
Invertebrates
are animals that lack a vertebral column
Vertebrates
are animals that have a vertebrate column
Sessile
Animals that are permanently attached to a solid surface
Ostia
Holes in the body of sponges through which water enter
Spngocoel
A cavity in the body of a sponge
Osculum
an opening through which a sponge expels water
Tissue
Groups of specialized cells that perform a specific function
Choanocytes
Flagellated cells in a sponges body that circulate water and trap food
Pinacocytes
Cells that make up the outer covering of a sponge and line internal chambers no lined by choanocytes
Archaeocytes
Cells that form any of the cell types in the sponge body
Spicules
Structures that support a sponges body ( Calcium carbonate, silica or protein)
Spongin
Protein that makes up flexible spicules
Asconoid
simplest, tubular, always small, clustered, no invaginations
Syconoid
single spongocoels containing man invaginations
Leuconoid
Multiple spongocoels and chambers leading to them
Suspension feeder
organism that feeds on food suspended in the water
Filter feeder
an organism that filters its food from the water
Budding
A type of asexual reproduction in which a group of cells on the surface of te parent develops onto a new individual
Hermaphrodites
Animals that can produce both male and female gametes
Photoperiod
Relative amount of light and darkness in a 24 hour period (stimules to produce gametes) temp stim as well
amphiblastula
Planktonic larval stage of a sponge
Cnidarian
An animal that belongs to the phylum Cnidaria
Cnidocyte
Stinging cell found in all Cnidarians
Radial symmetry
organization of body parts around a central axis
Polyp
Cylindrical body with opening at one end, the mouth which is usually surrounded by tentacles
Medusa
Free floating form of Cnidarian that resembles an umbrella
Epidermis
outer layer of cells
Gastrovascular Cavity
Large cavity found within the bodies of some animals
Gastrodermis
Layer of cells that lines the gastrovascular cavity
Mesoglea
Gelatinous material found between the epidermis and gastrodermis in cnidarians
Cnida
Stinging organelle of a cnidocyte
Nematocyst
Spearing type of cnida
Cnidocil
Short bristle like structure that acts as a trigger for a cnidocyte
Hydrozoans (Hydroid)
mostly colonial cnidarians that belong to class Hydrozoa
Feeding Polyp
Specializes in capturing food and feeding colony
Reproductive Polyp
Specializes in reproduction
Scyphozoans
True Jellyfish
Photoreceptors
Light sensing organelles
Anthozoans
Sea anemones and corals
Cubozoans
Box jellyfish ( can cause death)
Planula Larva
fertilized egg from medusa develops into Planktonic Larval stage
Pedal laceration
Asexual reproduction in sea anemones, portion of base is broken off and forms a new individual
Fission
Asexual reproduction in sea anemones in which the anemone splits into two, each half develop into new individual
Ctenophores
Gelatinous zooplankton belonging to phylum Cnetophora
Comb Plates
Rows of cilia used by cnetophores for locomotion
Statocyst
organ that helps maintain equilibrium
Colloblasts
Specialized adhesive cells found on tentacles of some cnetophores, used to capture prey
Cydippid
Planktonic larvae of cnetophore
Bilateral Symmetry
only one plane divides the animal in half down central plane
Cephalization
evolutionary process where sense organs became concentrated in the head of an animal
Turbellarians (free living)
non-parasitic flatworms
Turbellarians move in 2 ways
use cilia to move and produce mucus to slide
Flukes
Parasitic flatworms with complex life cycles(different hosts)
Tapeworms
parasitic flatworms that live in the intestines of animals
Chemoreceptors
Sense organs that detect chemicals
Ribbon Worms
Ribbon like worms
Proboscis
Tube like structure used by ribbon worms to capture prey (Coils)
Lophophorates
Sessile animals from several phyla that lack a destinct head and share the common feature of a feeding device known as lophophore
Lophophore
arrangement of cilliated tentacles that function in feeding and gas exchange
3 phyla of lophophores
Phoronoids, bryozoans and brachiopods