lab practical 2 Flashcards
what type of living conditions are arthropods
terrestrial, aquatice, fossorial and aerial
how do starfish stick to surfaces
pedicillaria
phylum, subphylum, class
echinodermata
eleutherozoa
holothuroidea
function of metameres
more precise body movements and duplication of internal parts
nephridial pore is used for
excrete material to outside
dentallium class?
scaphopoda
what type of cavities do arthropodas have
eucoelomates true body cavity
what is the radula used for
feeding
trocophore
veliger
what is in the head foot region
feeding, special sensory, locomotion structures
phylum,subphylum,class
arthropoda
myriapoda
diplopoda
phylum, class and genus
mollusca
polyplacophora
chiton
what type of symmetry do echinodermatas have
radial symmetry
label female reproductive system in order
ovary, oviduct, uterus, vagina, genital pore
ecdysis
molting process
ditritivore
eats decaying matter
phylum,subphylum,class and genus
echinodermata
eleutherozoa
asteroidea
echinaster
what type of stome are echinodermatas
deuterostome
phylum and class
mollusca
gastropoda
what type of skeleton do annelidas have
hydrostatic/ hydraulic
phylum annelida are
segmented worms
eutelic
every adult has same number of cells in body
helix class?
gastropoda
what are the two regions of a mollusc
head/foot and visceral mass
sepia class?
cephalopoda
phylum and class
mollusca
gastropoda
how annelida muscles work
circular and longitudinal muscles work in conjunction with one another to produce a change in segment shape
how do setae work with movement in annelida
in back it will put out setae to anchor into soil, allowing front to move forward. setae in front then anchors, the back muscles contract and pushes back forward
myriapoda have how many tagmata
2 head and trunk
describe male of nematodes
smaller, not wide, not long hooked end
phylum, subphylum, class and genus
arthropoda
chelicerata
merostomata
limulus
primary function of the mantle in molluscs
provide protection of the soft body
uniramus
unbranched appendages
deuterostome
anus develops from the first opening in the embryo and the mouth develops later
what type of fertilization is echinodermatas
external fertilization
phylum and class
Mollusca and scaphopoda
phylum,subphylum,class,order
arthropoda
hexapoda
insecta
orthoptera
what is segmentation
repeating body segments
the coelom surrounds what in the molluscs
heart and kidneys
phylum, subphylum, class
echinodermata
eleutherozoa
ophiuroidea
phylum and class
mollusca
gastropoda
phylum and class
mollusca and gastropoda
what is dimorphic
male and female do not look alike
function of crop
temporary storage
annelids go through what type of fertilization
monoecious and dioecious
phylum and class
mollusca
cephalopoda
list digestion track for grasshopper
mouth, pharynx, esophagus, crop, gizzard, gastric caecae, stomach, mapighian tubules, intestine, anus
phylum
nematoda
hookworm
are there cilia or flagella present in nematodes
no
is there a body cavity in nematodes
yes, pseudocoelomate
what type of cavity do annelidas have
eucoelomate
why not true body cavity in nematodes
not completely enclosed in tissues developed by mesoderm allow more room for development of more organs
phylum
genus
nematoda
ascaris