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Lab Test 3 Flashcards

1
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characteristics of animals

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  • mutlicellular
  • heterotrophs
  • no cell wall
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flagellated cells that help generate a water-current that flows through the sponge body and facilitates feeding

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chaoanocytes

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what do sponges have to help with feeding?

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chaoanocytes

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Sponges feed by

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filter feeding- capture small particles from water

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Example of a sponge that has calcareous spicules for structural support

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Grantia

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large opening at tip of sponge

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osculum

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small opening in sponge

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ostia

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large central cavity of sponge

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spongocoel

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How does water move through sponges?

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  • water drawn in through ostia
  • enters spongocoel where choanocytes help it flow
  • exits through osculum
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What type of symmetry do Cnidarians have?

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radial

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Tissue in cnidarians

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2 layers, endoderm and ectoderm

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jelly like matrix that separates tissue layers in cnidarian

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mesoglea

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specialized cells that contain stinging structures in cnidarians

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cnidocytes

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stinging structures in cnidarians

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nematocysts

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what are cnidocytes used for?

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capturing prey

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explain what happens to prey in cnidaria

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captured by cnidocytes (stung with nematocysts) and passes through mouth to gastrovascular cavity

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What is common in Cnidaria?

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polymorphism

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What are the two forms of polymorphism in cnidaria?

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sessile polyp and motile medusa

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What are the three classes of Cnidaria?

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  • Hydrozoa
  • Schyphozoa
  • Anthozoa
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20
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colonial hydrozoan that alternates between the polyp and medusae stages in its life cycle

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Obelia

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tentacles that function as feeding polyps

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gasterozoids

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specialized for the production of medusae

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gonozoids

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describe portuguese man of war

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individuals composed of many hydrozoids that specialize in feeding, reproduction, or float

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jellyfish class

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scyphozoa

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what form is dominant in scyphozoa class?

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medusa

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produces immature medusae through asexual reproduction

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strobilus

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27
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corals and anemones class

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Anthozoa

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Anthozoans only occur as

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polyps

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many anthozoans can build skeletons of

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calcium carbonate (hard) or protein (soft)

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What makes anthozoans more complex?

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digestive system, gastrovascular cavity partitioned by mesenteries to increase surface area

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flatworms (platyhelminthes) tissue layers

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3- endoderm, ectoderm, mesoderm

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flatworms (platyhelminthes) symmetry

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bilateral

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classes of platyhelminthes

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Turbellaria, Trematoda, Cestoda

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What are the parasitic classes of platyhelminthes?

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trematoda and cestoda

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Turbellaria

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planarians

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36
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how do turbellaria move?

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cilia

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37
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trematoda

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flukes

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what is the purpose of the suckers on flues?

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allow the parasites to attach to host

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trematoda are (blank)

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hermaphroditic/monoecious

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what are cestoda’s bodies specialized for?

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absorption of nutrients from host and producing huge quantities of eggs

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41
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sections of tapeworm body

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proglottids

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42
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cestoda

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tapeworm

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43
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head of tapeworm

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scolex

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44
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mollusk tissue and symmetry

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3 layers, bilaterial

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45
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mollusca

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snails, clams, squid, octopus

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46
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mollusca possess a body filled cavity called

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hemoceoal

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47
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think layer of tissue that covers the visceral mass and secretes the shell

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mantle

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48
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what is a organ present in all mollusca?

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muscular foot

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49
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many of the internal organs in a mollusca are located in the

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visceral mass

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50
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specialized feeding structure

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radula

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51
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Classes of mollusca

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Polyplacophora, Gastropoda, Cephalopoda, Bivalvia

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Polyplacophora

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chitons

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53
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chiton characteristics

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live on rocks, algae with radula, attach to rock with foot, 8 part shell

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gastropoda

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snails, slugs

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common characteristic of gastropods

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coiled shell

56
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used to seal animal in coiled shell in gastropoda

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operculum

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cephalopoda

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squid, octopus, chambered nautilus

58
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cephalopoda foot

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anterior and divided into 8-10 tentacles and a siphon

59
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describe siphon

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water expelled from body cavity through it which propells animal through water

60
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what does a chambered nautilus look like?

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chambered and coiled shell

61
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bivalivia

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clams, mussels

62
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squid eyes and vertebrate eyes are (blank)

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analogous, convergent evolution

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incurrent siphon function

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water and food enter

64
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excurrent siphon function

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water leaves animal

65
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Annelida posses body cavity lined with

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coelom

66
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Annelida gut

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complete

67
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Phylum Annelida classes

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  • Polychaeta
  • Oligochaeta
  • Hirudinea
68
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Polychaeta

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polychaete worms

69
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Hirudinea

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leeches

70
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Oligochaeta

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earthworms, tubifix worms

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Polychaeta characterisitcs

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  • setae on each segment

- footlike appendages parapodia

72
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Hirudinea characteristics

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  • no internal segments

- suckers

73
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Oligochaeta characterisitcs

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  • no parapodia

- hermaphroditic

74
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Important characterisitc of ecdysozoans

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molting- shedding skin

75
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ecdysozoans consist of

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nematoda, onychophora, tardigrada, arthropoda, trilobita, chelicerata, merostomata, myriapoda, hexaploda, crustacea

76
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Nematodes

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roundworms

77
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nematode body cavity

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pseudocoelom

78
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cavity in which gut and reproductie organs lie in nemates

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pseudocoelom

79
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onychophora and tardigrada form a sister group to

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arthropod lineages

80
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arthropods shared characteristics

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chitinous exoskeleton, segment body,

dominant group in every habitat

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trilobita characteristics

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fossils with tri-lobed body

82
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chelicerata characteristics

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paired appendeges, digest externally, chelicerae and pedipalps

83
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used to tear food into small pieces

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chelicerae

84
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aid in prey capture and food manipulation

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pedipalps

85
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Merostomata

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horseshoe crabs and arachnida

86
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myriapoda

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centipedes and millipedes

87
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myriapoda characteristics

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antennae and mouthparts with mandibles

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chilopoda

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centipedes have a single pair of legs on each body segment and poison claws by head

89
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diplopoda

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millipedes, two pair of leges from each segment and no claws

90
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hexapoda

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insects (insecta) and other 6 legged animals

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insect body

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head, thorax, abdomen

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crustacea

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crabs, shrimp, crayfish

93
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porifera

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  • animal
  • no true tissue or symmetry
  • specialized cells
  • filter feeders
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cnidaria

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  • animal
  • true tissue
  • radial symmetry
  • ecto and endo
  • incomplete gut
  • nematocyst
  • polymorphic (polyp and medusa)
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platyhelminthes

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  • animal
  • true tissue
  • bilateral symmetry
96
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characteristics of animals

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  • eukaryotic
  • heterotrophic
  • multicellular
  • lack cell wall
97
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describe filter feeding

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water in through osculum through flagella- choanocytes

98
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anthozoa key notes

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  • polyps
  • anemone and coral
  • septa
99
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hydrozoa key notes

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  • medusa and polyp

- hydra, obella, and physalia

100
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scyphozoa

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  • medusa

- jellyfish

101
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difference between polyp and medusa

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fixed cylinder, asexual vs umbrella free swimming, sexual

102
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platyhelminthes key notes

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  • flat worms
  • 3 layers tissue
  • bilaterial
  • cephalization (head)
  • incomplete gut
103
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dorsal

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back

104
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ventral

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belly

105
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anterior

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head

106
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posterior

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end

107
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turbellaria key notes

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planarian
free living
cilia

108
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trematoda key notes

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fluke

parasites

109
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cestoda key notes

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tapeworm
scolex
proglottids

110
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molluska

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  • animal
  • true tissue
  • bilateral
  • complete gut
  • body cavity
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molluska key notes

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  • visceral mass
  • mantle
  • open circulatory system
  • hemocoel (blood cavity)
  • radual
  • foot
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polyplacophora key notes

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  • many plates

- mantle, gills, foot, chiton

113
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gastropoda key notes

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  • snails, slugs
  • mantle
  • conch like shell
114
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cehpalopoda key notes

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  • squid, octopus, chambered nautilus

- head, foot

115
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bivalvia key notes

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-filter feeders

116
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crayfish key notes

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-segment, molts, arthropod (jointed appendage)

117
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How many antenna in crayfish?

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2 (1 pair)

118
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How many antennules in crayfish?

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2 (1 pair)

119
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How many swimmerets in crayfish?

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10 (5 pair)

120
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How many walking legs in crayfish?

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8 (4 pair)

121
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How many chelipeds in crayfish?

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2 (1 pair)

122
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How many segments in crayfish?

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2 (cephalothorax and abdomen)

123
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phylum annelida key notes

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-monophyletic

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class olgochaeta key notes

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  • annelida
  • “few bristles/hairs”
  • earthworms
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class polychaeta key notes

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  • annelida

- “many bristles/hairs”

126
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class hirudinea key notes

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  • annelida

- leeaches

127
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phylum nematoda key notes

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  • roundworms
  • c elegans
  • elephantitis spread by mosquitos
128
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phlyum onychophora key notes

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  • velvet worms
  • blocks
  • sourthern hemisphere
129
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phylum tardingrada key notes

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  • water bears

- up to 1 mm

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phylum arthropoda key notes

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-jointed appendeges

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class trilobites key notes

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  • arthropoda
  • extinct 250 mya
  • similar to polyplactophora
  • little legs
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class merostoma key notes

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  • arthropoda

- horseshoe crab (carapace)

133
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class arachnids key notes

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  • arthropoda
  • spiders, scorpians, ticks,
  • 8 legs
134
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class chilopoda key notes

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  • arthropoda
  • centipede
  • 1 pair legs/segment
  • predators
135
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class diplopoda key notes

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  • arthropoda
  • millipedes
  • 2 pair legs/ segment
  • herbivores
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class insecta key notes

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  • beetles, mantis, ants, butterflies, dragonflies,
  • 5 million species
  • head, thorax, abdomen
  • 6 legs

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