LAB: Arthropods Flashcards

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​Arthropods

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  • Segmented
  • Jointed appendages
  • Body segments fused into tagma
  • exoskeleton of chitin
  • Ecdysis
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​Phylum

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Arthropoda

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Trilobites

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  • an early arthropod
  • thought to be first arthropod
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​Chelicerates

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  • Horseshoe crabs, spiders, ticks, scorpions
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Horseshoe crab

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  • Two tagmata:
    • Cephalothorax + abdomen
  • Chelicerae - 1st pair of feeding appendages
  • Pedipalps - 2nd pair of feeding appendages
  • No antennae
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Spiders

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  • chelicerae modified into fangs
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Ticks​

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  • Parasitic chelicerates
  • vector of Lyme’s Disease
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​Scorpions

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  • pedipalps modified into pincers
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Crustaceans

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  • Crabs, shrimp, crayfish and barnacles
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​Myriapods

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  • Centipedes and millipedes
    • predators - herbivores/detritivores
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Hexapods

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  • Insects
  • Most diverse group of arthropods
  • 3 Tagmata: Head + Thorax + abdomen
  • 3 pair of walking legs
  • Wings
  • Incomplete metamorphism - larvae resembles adult but is much smaller
  • Complete metamorphism - dramatic changes between stages. Ex. butterfly
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Crayfish ANATOMY

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