Lab Exam 1 Flashcards

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1
Q

where is the anus located in snails

A

near the head/anteriorly

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2
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pneumostome =

A

respiratory pore for letting in air

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3
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what covers most of the first whorl in snails

A

the ‘lung’

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4
Q

what are all but the first body whorl in a snail occupied by?

A

the digestive gland and reproductive system

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5
Q

where is received sperm in a snail saved until the eggs are ready for fert?

A

a spermatheca

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6
Q

hermaphroditic duct in snails function

A

transportation of eggs and sperm

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7
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common duct in snails function

A

conduct sperm to meet the eggs

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8
Q

what does the albumen gland add

A

albumen

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9
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what is albumen

A

fluid to coat the fertilized egg

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10
Q

dart sac funct

A

prod hormone-laced calcerous spicules that are injected into a partner during courtship, leading to mating

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11
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what structure surrounds the esophagus of a snail

A

a nerve ring

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12
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path of sperm in snails (5)

A
  1. prod in the ovotestes
  2. packaged into spermatophores in the flagellum
  3. transferred to partner via penis
  4. stored in the spermatica until eggs are ready
  5. fert the eggs in the fert chamber after passing through the oviduct and common duct
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13
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path of eggs in snails (4)

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  1. prod in the ovotestes
  2. matured eggs pass thru the hermaphroditic duct into the fert chamber
  3. albumen glands add albumen to fertilized eggs
  4. eggs move down the common duct, and acquire a calcareous shell
  5. eggs are laid through the common genital opening
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14
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what lies in the pallial groove between the mantle and the foot in chitons?

A

ctenidia

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15
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chiton girdle function

A

forms the margin of the body; is what valves are embedded in

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16
Q

tiny holes on the posterior edge of a chiton?

A

where neurons that run to tiny light sensory structures on the surface of the shell (ocelli) would have been

17
Q

what mineral is the radula in chitons hardened by?

A

magnetite

18
Q

nephridium funct

A

works with the digestive system, perhaps like a kidney?

19
Q

acontia funct in sea anemones

A

bear nematocysts - defense

20
Q

rhopalia in Cnidarians function

A

structures that combine both light and balance receptors

21
Q

do Scuphozoans have a velum?

A

no

22
Q

colloblasts

A

coiled spiral filament that is embedded in the epidermis and an axial filament with a granular dome
- on tentilla of a ctenophore

23
Q

manubrium cnidaria

A

tube that connects the stomach on one end to the four-parted mouth on the other

24
Q

radial canal funct cnidaria

A

takes water out to the arms from the ring canal

25
Q

velum funct cnidaria

A

concentrates water being expelled from under the medusa’s oral surface, acting as a jet-propulsion system

26
Q

cormidium

A

1 set of a colony of Siphonophora

27
Q

rhabdites

A

ventral structures in Planaria

28
Q

parenchyma tissue

A

fills the body of flat worms

29
Q

asconid structural type sponges (3)

A
  • stalk-like spongocoel surrounded by a single layer of choanocytes
  • small
  • one osculum
30
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syconoid structural type sponges (4)

A
  • tubular body
  • a single osculum
  • body wall is thicker and more complex
  • contains choanocyte-lined radial canals that empty into the spongocoel
31
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leuconoid structural type sponges (3)

A
  • canal system forms a more elaborate branched network, and the canals lead to digestive chambers instead of a spongocoel
  • choanocytes line the digestive chambers and not the canals
  • multiple oscula
32
Q

micropyle in sponges

A

a hatch for the central cells to escape through in a gemmule