Lab 9 Flashcards

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Pseudocoelomate is associated with?

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Nematoda

  • tube within a tube
  • body cavity located between themesoderm and endoderm
  • Psuedoceol
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Coelomate is associated with?

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Annelida:

  • body cavity develops within mesodermal layer
  • organs completely held by mesoderm
  • true coelom
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Phylum Platyhelminthes characteristics

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  • Dorsoventrally flattened
  • Cephalization: evolution of head/brain in anterior end of animals, through to be a result of bilateral symmetry
  • No circulatory system: diffusion limited as far as nutrient and oxygen transport(passive diffusion)
  • Monoecious: hermaphroditic
  • Regeneration
  • Many are parasitic: live within bodies of animals, (flukes, tapeworms)
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Phylum: Platyhelminthes (flatworms)

  • Subphylum: Neodermata-Parasitic flukes
  • -Class Trematoda Characteristics?
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  • Parasitize vertebrates-including humans
  • Endoprarasites-live inside hosts
    • adults lack cilia, eyespots, sensory organs
  • Ectoparasites-parasitize surface of their host
  • Complex lifecycle- usually involves two hosts
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What are the to parts to the complex life cycle and an example?

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  • intermediate host: Mollusk
    • if second intermediate host: usually a fish or arthropod
  • Definitive host: always a vertebrate
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Platyhelmithes

Class: Ceromeromorpha (Parasitic Tapeworms)

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Segmentation: flexibility, specialization of compartments.

Protolitid=chain of multiple cells

They have indeterminate growth

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Beef tape worms are the most highly derived: True or False

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True

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Phylum Nematoda (round worms): Psuedocoelomates characteristics?

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  • Hydrostatic skeleton: fluid pseudocoel is pressurized
  • only longitudinal muscles-sand and vinegar
  • so circulatory system or specialized gas exchange
  • complete digestive cavity (mouth, gut and anus)
  • some are dioecious
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9
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Phylum Nematoda Genus: trichinella give birth to …?

Where does it come from?

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live young

under cooked meat

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What is the Ascaris Lumbricoides like?

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  • female is larger=sexual dimorphism
  • male has hooked posterior

-there is no mesoderm

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Phylum Annelida: polychaetes, earthworms, and leeches have Coelomates-characteristics?

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  • parasitic or free living
  • segmentation: specialization of segments
  • improve hydrostatic skeleton
  • circular and longitudinal muscles: facilitate movement
  • closed circulatory system: carries blood from segment to segment
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What help the Polychaeta Marine worms move and what else are the used for? What do they have for segments?

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parapodia and used for filter feeding.

sedi, none of the others have this.

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The Acoelomate body is associated with?

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platyhelmithes (flatworms: planarians, flukes, tapeworms)

  • lack an internal body cavity
  • digestive tract is incomplete
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Pseudocoelomate is associated with? Characteristics?

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Nematoda

  • body cavity located between mesoderm and endoderm
  • Psuedoceol
  • tube within a tube
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Coelomate is associated with? Characteristics?

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Annelida

  • body cavity develops whithin mesodermal layer
  • Organs completely held by mesoderm
  • True coelom
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Platyhelminths which are Acoelomates are __________ flattened.

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Dorsoventrally

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What does Cephalization of the Phylum Platyhelminthes mean?

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evolution of head/brain in anterior end of animals, thought to be the resold of bilateral symmetry.

18
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Since the Platyhlminthes to not have a circulatory system; diffusion is limited as fare as nutrient and oxygen transport. So how does the platyhelminthe absorb the nutrients?

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passive diffusion

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What kind of digestive cavity does the platyhelminthe have, and what does it mean?

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incomplete digestive cavity: mouth=anus(blind digestion)

20
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Are the platyhelminths monecious? and what does it mean?

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yes: means hermaphroditic

21
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Are platyhelminthes parasitic? if they are where do they live?

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yes many of them are

they live within bodies of animals (flukes, tapeworms)

22
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Are the subphylum neodermata parasitic flukes as well as under the phylum Platyhelmithes?

23
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Subphylum: neodermata- class Trematoda are what kind of parasites?

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parasitize vertebrates

24
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Define edopararasites

how are they able to do this?

What do the adults have and not have?

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live inside host

possess epicuticle that resists their hosts digestive enzymes and immune defense

lack cilia, eyespots, sensory organs

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Define ectoparasites
parasitize surface of their host
26
Define complex lifecycle
usually involves 2 hosts - intermediate host: mollusk - if 2nd intermediate host: usually a fish or arthropod - Definitive host: always a vertebrate.
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What is the class and phylum name for parasitic tapeworms? What does segmentation allow for in the tapeworms?
Class: Cercomeromorpha Phylum: Platyhelmithes flexibility and specialization of compartments
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What is the most highly derived tapeworm?
beef tapeworm
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Phylum Nematoda (round worms): Psuedocoelomtes only have ___________ muscles.
Longitudinal
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What kind of skeleton do Nematoda (round worms) have?
Hydrostatic
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What do Nematoda have that the Platyhelmethes do not have? What other specialization do they have?
Complete digestive cavity Some are dioecious
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What class are Earthworms in?
Clitellata
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What class and phylum are Hirudinea-leaches in?
Phylum: Annelida Class: Clitellata
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What is a characteristic of a Hirudinea-leech?
Dorsoventrally flattened Anterior/posterior sucker for capturing/holding prey
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What characteristic do earthworms and hirudinea-leeches share?
monoecious-clitellum isn't obvious except during reproduction (just in leeches) Segmentation is also not as obvious
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What do the Hirudinea leeches have so that the blood can not clog?
Anticoagulant