Introduction Unit Flashcards
All animals with _____ symmetry develop from 3 embryonic layers
Bilateral
A fluid-filled body cavity completely within the mesoderm
Coelomate
The head end of an animal
Anterior
When an animal can be divided into mirror halves
Bilateral Symmetry
The underside/belly of an animal
Ventral
What type of symmetry is a butterfly?
Bilateral
The inner layer of tissue
Endoderm
What type of symmetry is a lobster?
Bilateral
What type of symmetry is a sponge?
Asymmetrical
When an animal can be divided along any plane, as long as it radiates out from a central axis
Radial Symmetry
What does the endoderm develop into?
Digestive organs and the lining of the digestive tract
No tissue, irregular in shape, no symmetry or balance in body structure
Asymmetrical
The study of animals
Zoology
When the mouth develops from the first opening in the gastrula
Protostome
Nerve tissues/sense organs concentrated at the anterior end
Cephalization