Lab 9 - Mollusca Flashcards

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1
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Are mollusca lophotrochozoans or ecdysoans?

A

Lophotrochozoans

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What are the four classes of mollusca?

A

polyplacophora, gastropoda, cephalopoda, bivalvia

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What organisms are found in the class polyplacophora?

A

Chitons

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What organisms are found in the class gastropoda?

A

snails and slugs

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What is torsion and what class can do it?

A

the body folds 90 to 180 degrees - gastropoda do this

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What organisms are in the class bivalvia?

A

clams and relatives :)

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What organisms are in the class cephalopoda?

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squids, octopuses, cuttlefish, and nautilus

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What kind of symmetry do mollusca have?

A

bilateral

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9
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Are mollusca deuterostomes or protostomes?

A

protostomes

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10
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Do mollusca shed a cuticle to grow?

A

hell no

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11
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What level of organization are mollusca?

A

organ-system

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What kind of body cavity do mollusca have?

A

coleom

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13
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How many germ layers do mollusca have?

A

3 - triploblastic

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What are the distinctive features of mollusca?

A

mantle, mantle cavity, visceral mass, and foot

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What is a mantle?

A

epidermal sheet of skin that secretes the shell

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16
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What is a mantle cavity?

A

fold in the mantle that houses gills, opening anus

17
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What is the visceral mass?

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enclosed by the mantle, where most vital organs are located

18
Q

What is a foot? (not the human foot, the mollusca foot)

A

muscular tissue used for movement; can be drawn into the shell

19
Q

What kind of digest system do mollusca have?

A

complete (mouth and anus)

20
Q

What are radula in mollusca?

A

tongue-like organ that is for feeding (scrapes)

21
Q

Where are radula not found?

A

bivalvia

22
Q

What kind of circulation do mollusca have?

A

open in most
closed in cephalopods

23
Q

How do aquatic mollusca respire?

A

gills

24
Q

How do terrestrial mollusca respire?

A

vascularized mantle wall

25
Q

How do mollusca excrete?

A

Pair of metanephridia - connected to coelom

26
Q

What kind of sensory systems do mollusca have?

A

varying degrees of cephalization, several pairs of ganglia with connecting nerve chords, complex brain/eyes

27
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What kind of support system do mollusca have?

A

external shell (bivalves, most gastropods); internal shell (cuttlefishes); internal shells known as pens (squids); no shells (octopuses

28
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Mollusca - locomotion (how do they do it?)

A

most move with their muscular foot; cephalopods have a mantle modified for water jet propulsion - siphon

29
Q

How do mollusca reproduce?

A

external fertilization for some, most are internal; monoecious or dioecious (majority)

30
Q

What is the difference between open and closed circulatory systems?

A

open: fluid leaves vessels (arteries)
closed: fluid stays in vessels (arteries)

31
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What is a benefit of having a closed circulation system?

A

mollusca with a closed system can move faster and grow larger