Lecture 10 - Ecdysozoa Flashcards

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What is Ecdysozoa? (4 traits)

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Multilayered cuticle, cuticle is molted, molting regulated by ecdysone in arthropods and possibly other ecdysozoans, multilayered cuticle molting during growth is a synapomorphy of ecdysozoa

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Ecdysozoa in Tree

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In group 2 of protostomes

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Ecdysozoa phyla

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Arthropoda, onychophora, tardigrada, nematoda, nematomorpha, priapulida, kinorhyncha, loricifera

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What is a roundworm? (Phylum Nematoda) find 7

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Nematoda, unsegmented, roundworm, pseudocoelom, no appendages, no organs for gas exchange or nutrient circulation, a single species can be both hermaphroditic or male, most live in soil, eat small organisms and detritus, some are parasites, only longitudinal muscles no circular muscles

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What is a water bear (Phylum Tardigrada) 8 traits

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Tardigrada, segmented, lobopodal legs, can survive for decades without food in the “tun” state, herbivores and carnivores, sexual reproduction and parthenogenesis, is marine freshwater and terrestrial

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What is a velvet worm (Phylum Onchyphora) 7 traits

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Onychophora, segmented, lobopodal legs on trunk, three pairs of head appendages incl antennae jaws and slime papillae, all terrestrial, carnivorous, slime papillae and sharp head and jews to capture and puncture cuticle of prey

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What is an arthropod (Phylum arthropoda) 8 traits

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Arthropoda, jointed legs and head appendages, segments arranged into tagmata, hard exoskeleton, ladder-like CNS, mostly sexual reproduction, terrestrial arthropods -internal fertilization, aquatic arthropods- external fertilization

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What are the lineages of arthropoda (4)

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Chelicerata, myriapoda, crustacea, hexapoda

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Chelicerata (lineage of Arthropoda) animals

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Ticks, mites, spiders, scorpions, daddy longlegs, sea spiders, horsehsoe crabs

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Chelicerata (lineage of arthropoda) 5 traits

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ticks and mites are parasites everyone else are predators, sea spiders and horseshoe crabs are marine everyone else is terrestrial, chelicerae are appendages near the mouth homologous to appendages of other arthropods, two tagmata which are cephalothorax and abdomen, scorpions are ovoviparous and have prolonged prenatal care which is unusual for arthropods

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Myriapoda (lineage of arthropoda) organisms

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Centipedes and millipedes

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Myriapoda (lineage of arthropoda) traits 6

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Two tagmata which are head and trunk, all are terrestrial, one pair of legs per trunk segment in centipedes, centipedes are predacious, two pairs of legs per segment in millipedes, millipedes are detritivores

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Crustacea (lineage of arthropoda) 5 traits

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Primarily aquatic, some crabs are terrestrial, some isopods are terrestrial, three tagmata which are head thorax and abdomen, biramous appendages two branches which are expodite that is an outer branch including an epipodite (gill) and endopodite which is an inner branch that has legs pulps and flagella

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Hexapoda (lineage of arthropoda) traits

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insects and their relatives, three tagmata including head thorax and abdomen, three pairs of legs on thorax, most have two pairs of wings on thorax

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Arthropod phylogeny

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Hexapoda is resed within crustacea, hexapoda + crustacea = pancrustacea, crustacea is paraphyletic

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Arthropods diversity

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Most abundant animal lineage, 1 million known species, possibly 30 million species in total

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Why are arthropods so successful

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Scleretrolized exoskeleton, jointed appendages, segment specialization meaning different segments are specialized for different functions, coevolution with flowering plants, holometabolous (metamorphic) development

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Types of metamorphosis in insects

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Holometabolous metamorphosis which has larva pupa then adult, larvae do not look like adults which is advantageous because larvae and adults do not compete for the same food sources

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Why are insects so successful

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Coevolution with flowering plants, holometabolous development, development of wings