lab 6 Flashcards
Phylum mollusca what classes
polyplacophora
gastropoda
bivalve
scaphopoda
cephalopoda
class polyplacophora
the chitons
class gastropoda diff groups
prosobranchs
opisthobranchs- sea slugs
pulmonates
prosobranchs
snails, limpets
pulmonates
cornu
bivalva subclasses
paleotaxadonta
pterriomorphia
heterodonta
anomalodesmata
class scaphopoda
tusk shell
class cephalopoda subclassses
nautiloidea
ammonoidea
coleoidea
pteriomorphia
mussels, scallops (mytilus), oysters
heterodonta
clams: mercebtarua
c. scaphopoda
tusk shell
sub.c nautiloidea
nautilus
subclass coleoidea orders
decapodiformes
octapodifirns
decapodiformes
squids: loligo
cuddlefish
octapodiformes
octopus
oldest pt of shell gastropod
apex
periostractum
outermost layer of gastropod shell
mantle
encloses some structures
pneumostome
small hole near mantle- exchange b/w out and inside mantle
mantle cavity
cavity b/w mantle that holds shid
radula
cheese grator, used for feeding
dart sac
secretes hornoes aiding sperm surviva;
siphon
moves stuff
ctenidium
respiratory structure
oldest part of bivalve shell
umbo(anterior side on right valve)LEFT SIDE
ligament
holds shit togetherand
anterior and posterior adductor muscle scars
where muscles attach to shell
hinge teeth
keeps shell sligjtly open, prevent from twisting or shiting
pallial line
mantle attachment
pallial sinus
siphon attachment site
posterior on right valve
anterior and posterior adductor muscles
hold shell tgthr
anterior and post pedal retractor muscles
move foot
inhalent and exhalent siphones
take in or expel particles
ctenidiumSnail
resp, pump water to labial palp, capture food
labial palp
help sort inhaled material
what is the ceolum called
pericardial ceolum
frontal cilia
move food to food groove
laterofrontal cilia
move particles to frontal cilia
lateral cilia
water flow