kingdom Animalia Flashcards

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kingdom Animalia is divided into 2 major groups

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an animal is a multicellular, eukaryotic heterotroph whose cells lack a cell wall. a) invertebrates, b) vertebrates

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invertebrates

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animals without a spine: 97% of all animals

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vertebrates

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animals with a backbone: 3% of all animals

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general characteristics of an animal

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  1. heterotrophic and usually obtain food through ingestion followed by digestion
  2. typically can move by way of muscle fibres
  3. multicellular, with specialized cells
  4. typically a diploid adult stage in life cycle
  5. usually has sexual reproduction and produces an embryo that undergoes developmental stages
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evolution of animals

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more than 30 phyla are believed to have evolved from a Protistan ancestor. difficult to trace because many animals are soft-bodied and do not leave fossils

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taxonomists use 4 criteria to classify animals

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level of organization, body plan, type of symmetry, and type of coelom

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level of organization

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cell, tissue- a group of similar cells

organ- different types of issue grouped together

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body plan

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the sac plan

the tube-within-a tube plan

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type of symmetry

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bilateral, radical symmetry, asymmetrical, spherical

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type of coelom

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a coelom is a body cavity, acoelomate, psendocoelom, true coelom

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bilateral

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definite right and left halves

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radical symmetry

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symmetry around a central axis

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asymmetrical

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no particular symmetry

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spherical

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two identical halves no matter how the animal is divided longitudinally

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type of coelom- mesodermal tissue

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forms mesentery which holds internal organs in place

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type of coelom- psendocoelom

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a body cavity incompletely lined with mesodermal tissue

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type of coelom- true coelom

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body cavity lined with mesodermal tissue

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type of coelom- acoelomate

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no cavity interior mesodermal tissue

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body organization

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cell, tissue, organ, organ system

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symmetry

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asymmetrical, radial symmetry, bilateral symmetry.

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early development

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life begins as zygote, blastula stage- embryo forms as a hollow ball of cells with a single opening the blastopore, blaster pore elongated tube to become digestive

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mouth first

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protostome

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anus first

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deuterostome

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ectoderm

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outer

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endoderm

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inner

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mesoderm

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middle