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Diversity of life on Earth II Flashcards

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What are the 10 groups of organisms that we looked at in lab?

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  • Chlorophytes
  • Nontracehophyte plants
  • Tracheophyte plants
  • Pterophytes
  • Gymnosperms
  • Angiosperms
  • Porifera
  • Cnidarians
  • Protosomes
  • Deuterostomes
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What is the common feature for Chlorophytes?

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-They have a unicellular embryo

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What are examples of Chlorophytes?

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  • Chlamydomonas

- Spirogyra

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What is the unique feature of Chlamydomonas?

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-They are Unicellular

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What is the unique feature of Spirogyra?

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-They are multicellular

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What are Chlorophytes?

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  • They are green algae

- So they use chlorophyll a,b and cartenoids

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What is the common feature of Nontracehophytes?

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-They do not have tracheids (specialized tissue for water transport)

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What are examples of Nontracehophytes?

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  • Marchantia (liverwort)

- Polytrichum (moss)

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What is the unique feature fo Marchantia?

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-They are flattened, lobe-like gametophyte

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What is the unique feature for Polytrichum?

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-They are leafy gametophytes

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What are Nontracehophytes?

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  • They are the simplest example for land plants

- SO they must have moist habitats to survive

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What are the 3 categories of plants belong to the Tracheophyte group?

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  • Lycophytes
  • Pterophytes
  • Seed-bearing vascular plants
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What are Lycophytes?

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-Club mosses that have roots, stems, & leaves

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What is the common feature for Lycophytes?

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-They have lycophyll type leaves= only have one unbranched vein

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What is the example for Lycophytes?

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-Selaginella

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What is the unique feature for Selaginella?

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-They have srobilus= club-shaped reproductive structure at the top of the plant that produces spores

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What are Pterophytes?

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-They are fern-like plants

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What is the common feature for Pterophytes?

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-They all have genetic similarities

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What are examples of Pterophytes?

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  • Whisk fern (psilotum)

- Fern

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What is the unique feature for whisk ferns?

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  • They lack leaves & don’t really have roots

- They also have a primitive vascular system

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What is the unique feature for ferns?

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  • They have reproductive structures= Sori

- They have very well developed vascular systems

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What are Seed-Bearing plants?

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  • They are the best adapted of all plants to terrestrial existence
  • They include 2 major groups= Gymnosperms & Angiosperms
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What is the common feature for Gymnosperms?

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-They are seeds that don’t bear fruits

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What are examples of Gymnosperms?

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  • Conifer (norfolk pine)
  • Cycad
  • Ginko
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What is the unique feature of Conifers?

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  • They are cones

- They are the closest to flowers of all the gymnosperms

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What is the unique feature for Cycad?

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-They have palm-like leaves

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What is the unique feature for Ginko?

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-They have fan-shaped leaves

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What are the common features for Angiosperms?

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  • They produce flowers
  • They have xylem vessels & tracheids
  • And their seeds are enclosed in fruits
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What is does a Monophyletic group consist of?

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-AKA clade
-It is a collection of organisms & their recent common ancestors
(reptiles & birds)

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What does a Paraphyletic group consist of?

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-They have a recent common ancestor BUT not all descendants are included
(reptiles having a common ancestor but the bird descendants of that ancestor are left out

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What does a Polyphyletic group consist of?

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-A group NOT including a common ancestor & all of its descendants
(mammals & birds)

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What are Porifera?

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  • They are aquatic & inhabit the oceans

- They are also heterotrophic & reproduce sexually or asexually

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What is the common feature for Porifera?

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-They lack tissue even tho they’re multicellular

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What are examples of Porifera?

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-Sponges

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What is the basic body plan of a sponge?

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  • They have 3 layers
  • The outer= epidermis
  • A jelly middle layer w/ amoeboid cells
  • Inner layer w/ cells w/ flagella
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What are Eumetazoans?

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  • They have bodies made of cells organized into tissues

- The simplest of them have 2 layers of tissue while the more complex ones have 3 layers

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What kind of body symmetry would a 2-tissue layered animal have?

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-Radial body symmetry= have bodies arranged around a central axis

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What kind of body symmetry would a 3-layered animal have?

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-Bilateral body symmetry= have left/right symmetry= just 1 plane is running through their bodies

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What are Cnidarians?

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  • They are salt-water creatures

- They are also heterotrophs via catching them w/ their tentacles

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What is the common feature of Cnidarians?

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  • They have 2 tissue layers

- And have radial symmetry

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What are examples of Cnidarians?

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  • Hydras
  • Jellyfish
  • Corals
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What is the body plan of Cnidarians?

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-It can be Polyp or Medusa

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What are the 2 tissue layers of Cnidarians for?

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  • The outer layer has cells specialized for protection & sensation
  • The inner layer=Gastrodermis has cells specialized for contraction & digestion. It also has 1 opening= both mouth & anus
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What are the 3 distinct layers for bilateral animals?

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  • The outer layer= Ectoderm which is the outer layer of skin
  • The middle layer= Mesoderm which becomes muscles
  • The inner layer= Endoderm which helps w/ the digestive tract
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What are Protosomes?

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-Radial animals

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What is the common feature for Protosomes?

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  • The mouth develops first in the embryo

- Can be divided into a non-molting group and a molting group

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What are examples of the non-molting Protosomes?

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  • Flatworms (planarians, tapeworms, trematode liver fluke)
  • Rotifers (Philodina)
  • Annelids (earthworms, leeches)
  • Mollusks (snails, clams, squids, octopus, chitons)
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What are the unique feature of Flatworms?

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  • They are protosome Acoelomates
  • They have both excretory & reproductive organs
  • They have muscles & nerve cells
  • Have digestive primitive cavity
  • Is close enough to an environmental source of oxygen & a sink for CO2 & other wastes
  • Have sexual & asexual propagation
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What are the unique feature for Rotifers?

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  • They are protosome Pseudocoelomates
  • They are more structurally complex than flatworms
  • They have body cavities & complete digestive systems that take in food all at once & push it out
  • They are smaller than paramecia
  • They are free living
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What are the unique features for Mollusks?

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  • They are protosome Coelomate

- They have a foot, visceral mass (vital organs), & mantle (protective shell)

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What are the unique features for Annelids?

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  • They are protosome Coelomates

- They consist of segmented worms

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What are the examples of molting Protosomes?

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  • Nematodes (roundworms, Ascaris)

- Anthropods (horseshoe crabs, spiders, centipedes, scorpions, millipedes, various insects)

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What are the unique features of Nematodes?

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  • They are protosome Pseudocoelomate
  • There are free-living & parasitic roundworms
  • They can damage plants by blocking the flow of water & soil nutrients
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What are the unique features of Anthropods?

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  • They are protosome Coelomate
  • They comprise the largest animal phylum bc it contains insect species
  • They have jointed appendages
  • They are completely covered by exoskeleton of chitin
  • They have segmented bodies
  • They also have open circulatory systems
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What is the common feature for Deuterostomes?

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-Their mouth develops 2nd in the embryo

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What are examples of Deuterostomes?

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  • Echinoderms (sea stars, sea urchins, sand dollars)

- Chordates (vertebrates= seahorses, frogs, snakes, lizards)

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What are the unique features of Echinoderms?

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  • They are slow/ immobile that live on sea bottom
  • Their skin is covered in bumps/ spine extrudes
  • They have coeloms containing developed digestive systems
  • They are brainless
  • They have a water-vascular system
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What are the unique features of Chordates?

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  • They have a notochord= flexible rod of tissue running down the animal’s back ventral to neural tube
  • They also have pharyngeal arches
  • And have hollow dorsal nerve tube
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What class of animals have 2 tissue layers & radial symmetry?

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-Cnidarians

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What 8 classes of animals have 3 layer tissues & bilateral symmetry?

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  • Flatworms
  • Rotifers
  • Annelids
  • Mollusks
  • Nematodes
  • Anthropods
  • Echinoderms
  • Chordates
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What class of animals have tissues but NOT radial symmetry?

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-Poriferans

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Which 6 classes of animals are Protostomes?

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  • Flatworms
  • Rotifers
  • Annelids
  • Mollusks
  • Nematodes
  • Anthropods
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Which 2 classes of animals are Deuterostomes?

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  • Echinoderms

- Chordates

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Which 4 classes of animals are considered to be non-molting?

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  • Flatworms
  • Rotifers
  • Annelids
  • Mollusks
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Which 2 classes are considered to be molting?

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  • Nematodes

- Anthropods

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What differentiates Nematodes from Anthropods?

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-Nematodes have pseudocoelom while Anthropods have coelom

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What differentiates Echinoderms from Chordates?

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-Echinoderms have a water vascular system while Chordates have a notochord

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