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Lab 4: Annelids/Nematoda Flashcards

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Gastrulation (Broad definition)

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Turning from a ball of cells into an organism with multiple layers

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Invagination

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When the cells fold in on themselves, creating an inner layer and outer layer.

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What is the cell called during invagination?

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Blastula

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Coelom (Broad definition)

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Internal body cavity within mesoderm

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True coelom

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a coelom that is entirely lined with mesodermic tissue

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Subcategory relationship between: Bilateria, Lophotrochozoa, Protostomia, Ecdysozoa and Deuterostomia

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Bilateria->(Proto/Deutero)

Proto->(Lophotrochozoa/Ecdysozoa)

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Lophotrochozoa: (lophophore/trochophore)

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Ciliated feeding structure, larval stage

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Ecdysozoa: (Ecdysis)

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Molting, producing non living cuticle

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Cuticle

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Shell from Ecdysis

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Metameric Segmentation

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serial repition of similar parts along the length of an animal

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Functions of Coelom (4)

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Space: organ development and gametes
Hydrostatic Skeleton
Fluid can distribute nutrients
Digestive Muscles can be separate from movement.

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Chaetae:

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Bristles that anchor segment of annelid during movement

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Parapodia

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fleshy appendages that contain bristles, and are used for locomotion, respiration, defense

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Annelid Class: Polychaetes

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have many fleshy parapodia

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Annelid Class: Oligochaeta

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earthworms, only a few “oligo” ventral bristles

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Annelid Class: Hirudinea

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Leeches, reduced coelom, suckers for locomotion and attaching to hosts

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Annelid Feeding Strategies

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predators, deposit feeder, suspension (U tube feeders) ALL SCAVENGERS

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Organs for Annelid digestion

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pharynx->esophagus->crop(storage)->gizzard(grinding food)->intestine (chemical breakdown and absorption)

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Annelids: Excretion

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Two metanephridia (little kidneys)

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Annelids: Osmoregulation

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Filtration due to coelomic fluid drawn through a funnel by cilia

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Annelids: Reproduction

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some sexual, some hemaphroditic, some asexual

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Nematoda:

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roundworms, ecdysozoans

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Nematoda: Support

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Hydrostatic skeleton, but only with longitudinal muscles. Opposition by cuticle

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Nematoda: Nervous system

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ring brain, chemical and touch receptors

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Nematoda: Feeding Strategies

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predators, herbivores, deposit feeders, parasites, full gut/digestion system

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Nematoda: Gas and circulation

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direct diffusion. Also pseudocoelom used for nutrient distribution

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Nematoda: Excretion

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anus or diffusion

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Nematoda: Reproduction

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sexual or hermaphroditic

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