Echinodermata Flashcards

1
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Body symmetry of Echinodermata is

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bilateral as larvae and radial as adults

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2
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Echinodermata are (aceolomates or eucoelomates)

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eucoelomates

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3
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Echinodermata (are/are not) segmented

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are not

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4
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Echinodermata are the first that we studied that are

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deuterostomes

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5
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Deuterostome blastopheres become ____ first

A

anus

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6
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An important characteristic of Echinodermata is their _______ which is derived from _______ and composed of __________

A

endoskeleton mesoderm calcareous plates (ossicles)

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7
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Echinodermata have _______ digestive systems

A

complete

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8
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Echinodermata have _______ circulatory system

A

open

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9
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The external projections of ossicles in sea stars are called

A

dermal spines

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10
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The minute pincher-like organs of sea stars are called

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pedicellariae

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11
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The function of pedicellariae are

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to keep off encrusting organisms

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12
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These structures function to help with respiration on sea stars

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dermal branchiae (skin gills)

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13
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The water vascular system of sea stars function is

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locomotion

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14
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The water flow process of sea stars is…

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  1. the madreporite 2. the stone canal 3. the ring canal (that encircles the mouth) 4. radial canal (in each arm) 5. lateral canal (side of arms) 6. ampullae (base of tube feet) 7. tube feet or podia (extend and retract)
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15
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When looking at sea star slides, the unfertilized eggs have

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a nucleus and nucleolus

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16
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When looking at sea star slides, the fertilized eggs have

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a membrane

17
Q

When looking at sea star slides, the blastula has

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a middle blastocoel

18
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When looking at sea star slides, the late gastrula has

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a blastocoel and second cavity (archenteron)

19
Q

The endoderm germ layer

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lines the digestive tract

20
Q

The mesoderm germ layer

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becomes the muscle, skeleton, reproductive system

21
Q

The ectoderm germ layer

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becomes the skin and nervous system

22
Q

Sea stars are part of the class

A

Asteroidea

23
Q

Brittle stars are part of the class

A

Ophuiroidea

24
Q

Sea Urchins are part of the class

A

Echinoidea

25
Q

Sea cucumbers are part of the class

A

Holothuroidea

26
Q

Which stage of sea star embryology is shown?

A

The unfertilized egg

27
Q

Which stage of sea star embryology is shown?

A

The fertilized egg

28
Q

Which stage of sea star embryology is shown?

A

late gastrula

29
Q

Which stage of sea star embryology is shown?

A

Two-cell stage

30
Q

Which stage of sea star embryology is shown?

A

Blastula

31
Q

Pictured are ______ which are found on ______.

They function to _____

A

pedicellaraie

sea stars

keep animals from attaching to body surface

32
Q

Pictured is _____

In this stage it shows _____ symmetry, but in adulthood shows _______ symmetry.

A

Sea Star larvae

bilateral

radial

33
Q

Identify the structures indicated by pins.

A

White - Ambulacral ridge

Yellow- pyloric caecum

Green- stomach

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