Classification Flashcards

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Give the classification of man

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Animalia
Chordata
Mammalia
Primate
Hominidae
Homo
sapiens
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What is classification?

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Classification is the practise of putting organisms into groups and then giving them names.
Classification is hierarchical; meaning we start with big groups and progressively divide into smaller groups until we arrive at the single individual

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What are the 7 main phyla that this topic looks at?

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Porifera
Cnidaria
Annelida
Echinodermata
Mollusca
Arthropoda
Chordata
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What phylum are sponges in?

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Phylum Porifera

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What are the main features of Phylum Porifera?(sponges)

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Very simple structure

Only groups to lack a nerves system

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What organisms are in Phylum Cnidaria

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Corals, sea anemone and jellyfish

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What are the main features of Phlum Cnidaria? (Jellyfish, coral, sea anemones)

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All are aquatic
Radially symmetrical
Hollow gut
Diploblastic ( ectoderm and endoderm only)
Many show polyp and medusa forms during life cycle
Have cnidoblasts (nematocysts) stinging cells
Sac-like body cavity (the gut or enteron)
Have a nerve net,
Most are carnivorous

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what is in Phylum Annelida?

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segmented worms

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what are the main features of Phylum Annelida? (Segmented worms)

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have body segmentation 
solid ventral nerve chord
possess chaetae: hair like structures used for locomotion
closed circulatory system 
E.G, polychaete worms
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what Phlum are Sea stars, sea dollars, sea cucumbers and Sea urchins in?

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Phylum Echinodermata

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what are the main features of Phlum Echinodermata? (Sea dollars, sea urchins)

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typically have radial symmetry
typically have 5-part body segmentation
possess tube feet
"spiny skin"
mouth on ventral or lower surface
sea stars and sea urchins typically have structures called pedicellariare
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What are the three classes in Phylum mollusca?

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cephlapoda
gastropoda
and bivalves

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what is the feeding type of cephlapods?

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Carnivores

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what is the feeding type of grastropods?

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some herbivores and some carnivores

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what is the feeding type of bivalves?

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filter feeders

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what are the main features of Phylum Mollusca?

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soft bodied animals
body divided into head, foot and visceral mass regions
many have shells secreted by the mantle
gastropod group have radula for feeding

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what adaptation do gastropods have for feeding?

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a radula

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what are some examples of organisms in Class Gastropoda?

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top shells
cone shell
sea hare
slugs
abalone
limpets
chiton
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what are some examples of organisms in Class bivalve?.

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clams
oysters
muscles
scallops

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what are some examples of organisms in Class cephalopod?

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octapus
squid
cuttle fish

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What are the main features of Phylum Arthropoda?

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body divided into head,thorax and abdomen regions
possess exoskeleton made of chitin
jointed legs or appendages
open circulation system

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what are some organisms in Phylum Arthropoda class Crustacean?

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hermit crabs
lobster
shrimp 
prawns
crabs
barnacles
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what are the main features of Phylum Chordata?

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Notochord
Dorsal nerve chord (hollow)
post-anal tail
pharyngeal slits or clefts
Circulatory system
most are vertebrates (exception tunicate group)
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what are two classes in the Phylum Chordata?

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Class Osteichthyes and Class Chondrichthyes

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what class are sharks and rays in?

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class Chondrichthyes

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What class are boney fish in?

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Class osteichthyes

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what are the main features of class Osteichthyes?

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skeleton made of bone
gills covered by an operculum (gill plate)
fins are membranous with boney rays

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what are the main features of class chondrichthyes?

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skeletonmade of cartilage
mouth is in a ventral position
have separate gill openings or gill slits
fins are fleshy