lab8 Flashcards
- Starfish phylum is _______
- Our model organism is ______
- it’s subphylum is ____
- It’s symmetry is ____
- Reproduction is _____
- It’s habitat is _______
- food/energy is obtained by
- sessile or motile
- Some adaptations are ________
- Some friends are _________
- Body plan is
- digestive system is
- Echinodermata
- Pisaster
- Eumetazoa
- Pentaradial
- Seperate sexes, gonads under digestive glands, release gametes into water where fertization happens
- cold water, northwest pacific ocean
- feeds on muscles, snails and barnacles, tube feet force open shell, cardiac stomach everted out of body & engulfs prey
- water vascular system coordinates movement of tube feet
- When threatened the tube feet can be withdrawn and the groove closed and protected by rows of spines visible on either side of the groove
- Brittle star, sea lily, sea urchin, sea cucumber
- triploblastic coelomate
- tubular digestion
not segmented
Echinoderm skeleton
endoskeleton of calareous plates and spines within their skin
- Fish phylum is _______
- Our model organism is ______
- it’s subphylum is ____
- It’s symmetry is ____
- Reproduction is _____
- It’s habitat is _______
- food/energy is obtained by
- sessile or motile
- Some adaptations are ________
- Some friends are _________
- Body plan is
- Digestive system is
- Chordata
- Perca
- Eumetazoa
- bilateral
- Seperate sexes
- Freshwater streams and lakes in saskatchewan
- eating smaller fish, worms, ….
- motile by axial locomotion
- Covered with bony scales for protections, mucus protects skin, makes swimming easier
- snake, bird, mammal
- triploblastic coelomate
- tubular digestive tract
Have segmentation
invertebrate chordates
lack backbone or vertebral column
All chordates at some point in their life have
a notochord
a hollow dorsal nerve cord
pharyngeal gill slits
post anal tail
perch nostrils
water goes in through anterior nostirs to olfactory sac, chemical changes in water are sense and the water goes out through the posterior nostrils
swim bladder
to keep fish neutrally buoyant in water
- _____ collects deoxygenated blood form the body tissues
- the blood moves into the ______
- and is pumped into the _______
- From here it is pumped anteriorly into an expanded artery the _______
- Which narrows to form the ______
- That takes deoxygenated blood to the ______
- the ______ takes oxygenated blood from the gills to the rest of the body
- Sinus venosus
- atrium
- ventricle
- bulbus arteriosus
- ventral aorta
- gills
- dorsal aorta
another name for undulatory locomotion
axial locomotion
Using limbs in locomotion also means
appendicular locomotion
gas exchange of amphibians is through
moist skin of thier oral cavities and their external body surface (also lungs)
Mucous glands in amphibians are _______
and they _______
present in the dermis and help keep skin moist
epidermis of reptile skin has
thin layer of living cells wiht a thick layer of dead cells (stratum corneum)
- overlapping scales also developed from the epidermous
amniotic shelled egg
contain all necessary water food and protection
extraembryonic membranes
functions of delivering oxygen and food to the embryo and taking away carbon dioxide and waste, also protection for an egg