ecdysozoa Flashcards

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ecydysozoa

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perform ecdysis / shedding of the skin

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arthropoda phylum

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  • most successful and abundant
  • 3/4 of all living species
  • jointed feet
  • legs and some have wings
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subphylum trilopita

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  • ancient arthropods
  • they are cute and look like those egyptian bugs
  • extinct for ~ 250million yrs
  • exoskeleton
  • fused segments
  • branched appendages
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subphylum chelicerata

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  • first pair of appendages – used for feeding
  • lack mandibles and antennae
  • chelicerea used for feeding

ex. horseshoe crabs, arachnids, and sea spiders

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class merostomata

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  • from subphylum chelicerata
  • book gills
  • morphologically unchanged
  • larger ferns

ex. horseshoe crab

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horseshoe crab anatomy

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  • simple eye on top of their head
  • compound eye on each side
  • telson - tail for mobility
  • cephalothorax
  • pedipalp - longest legs on male
  • book gills to breath (in abdomen)
    carapace - shell-looking structure
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class arachnida

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  • phylum chelicerata
  • gas exchange through book lungs or tracheal tubes
  • chelicerae was modified to fangs

ex. spiders, ticks, mites

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spiders vs insects

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spiders have 2 body regions + 8 legs

insects have 3 body regions + 6 legs

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subphylum crustacea

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  • covered by carapace
  • two segments
  • exoskeleton !!
  • gills
  • antennae - touch and taste
  • several legs
  • biramous appendages (each leg has 2 joints)

ex. isopods, crabs, shrimps, lobsters, barnacles

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crayfish anatomy

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  • antennule - small antenna near the mouth
  • antenna - longer antenna
  • carapace - neck-like structure
  • claw
  • walking legs
  • swimmerets - smaller legs in the abdomen
  • telson - leg
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uropod

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in the tail of the crayfish

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rostrum

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near the eyes of the crayfish

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gonads

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rep. organ
yellow ish, in the carapace

crayfish

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mandibular muscle

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after the eyes of a crayfish

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gastric mill

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found inside the stomach of a CRAYFISH
looks like teeth
are used to grind food

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subphylum hexapoda

class insecta

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most speciose and most ecologically dominant

  • 3 pairs of legs
  • body divided into 3 tagmata (head, thorax, and abdomen)
  • sensory structures
  • some have wings that outgrowths of the thoracic exoskeleton
  • metamorphic development (two diff life styles - butterflies)
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grasshopper dissection

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  • labrum - in the human’s nose region. guides food to mouth
  • mandible
  • maxillae
  • palps - holds food in mouth
  • abdomne
  • thorax
  • head
  • spiracles (gas exchange)
  • antennae
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subphylum myriapoda

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centipedes (chilopoda) and millipedes (diplopoda)

  • one antennae
  • mandibles
  • hardened head capsule
  • long segmented body
  • uniramous (foldable leg)
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chilopoda

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  • centipedes
  • predators
  • flattened body
  • single pair of legs per body segment
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diplopoda

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millipedes

  • detritivores - rotting plant material
  • rounded body
  • two pairs of legs per body segment
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phylum nematoda

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  • extremophiles
  • males have a round/hooked end
  • some are parasitic (ascaris lumbricoides)

ex. roundworms