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1
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Body plan?

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Set of morphological and developmental traits that characterize anatomical organization

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2
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Radial?

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Found in Cnidaria and Ctenophora

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3
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Bilateral?

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All others

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4
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Germ layers?

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Ectoderm
Endoderm
Mesoderm

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5
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Diploblastic?

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Cnidaria and ctenophora, only form ectoderm and endoderm

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Ectoderm?

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Covers outside of gastrula. rise to CNS and epidermis

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endoderm?

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lines archenteron; gives rise to organ and guts lining

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8
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Triploblastic?

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Develop ectodern and endoderm but also mesoderm

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Mesoderm?

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Gives rise to muscle tissue in adult

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10
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Hydrostatic skeletons?

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invertebrates (triploblastic), consist of fluid that help locomotion (flatworms, nematodes, annelids)

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Three body cavities?

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Coelomate
Pseudocoelomate
Acoelomate

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Coelomate?

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Lined with mesoderm and gut is supported by mesentries

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13
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Pseudocoelomate?

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space between endodermal gut tube and body wall, not completely lined with tissue (found in nematoda)

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Acoelomate?

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no fluid filled cavity between gut and body wall, instead space is filled with parenchyma cells (Platyhelminthes)

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Protostome?

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Spiral determinate, coelem formed by splitting of mesodermic tissue (molluscs annelids), development of mouth by blastopore

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Deuterostomes?

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Radial and indeterminate, anus develops from blastopore (echinoderms, chordates)

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Cephalization?

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concentration of sensory structures at the anterior (forward facing) end of an organism

18
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Cnidaria?

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Corals, hydras, anemones.

Unified by cells (cnidocytes) which contain specialised organelles that sting (nematocysts)

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Platyhelminthes?

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Flat worms , free living and parasitic

inhabit marine and terrestrial environments

20
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Annelida?

A

Segmented worms

21
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Nematoda?

A

Roundworms

Harmless

22
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Mollusca?

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Snails,chitons, slugs, squids, octopi
large array of body plans
most intelligent

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Arthropoda?

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Most species rich phylum
Insects, beetles
Jointed limbs