LECTURE ch 24 part 1 Flashcards

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1
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Kingdom Animalia: the animals—>
 Multicelled ___________**

 _____________________*****

_____________________*****
 Most reproduce sexually

A

Kingdom Animalia: the animals
 Multicelled heterotrophs**
(ingest food, digest it, and absorb the released
nutrients)
 Unwalled cells
**
 Motile during part or all of their lifetime*****
 Most reproduce sexually

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 Sessile –
 Sedentary –
 Motile –

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 Sessile – attached to substrate & non-moving
 Sedentary – little movement
 Motile – active movement

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 Sponges are __________
 Jellies and other cnidarians have _________
 Animals with three-layer body plan have _______

(symmetry)

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 Sponges are asymmetrical
 Jellies and other cnidarians have radial symmetry
 Animals with three-layer body plan have bilateral symmetry

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 Jellies and other cnidarians have 2 tissue layers
 Outer and inner=____________
 Other animals include a middle layer=________
 Internal organs develop from this layer^

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 Jellies and other cnidarians have 2 Tissue layers
 Outer ECTODERM**
 Inner ENDODERM
**
 Other animals include a MESODERM(middle layer)
 Internal organs develop from the mesoderm

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Germ Layers
Outer = \_\_\_\_\_\_\_
     -\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Middle =\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
     -\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Inner = \_\_\_\_\_\_\_
     -\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
A
Germ Layers
Outer = ECTODERM
     -body coverings & nervous system
Middle =MESODERM 
     -skeleton & muscles
Inner = ENDODERM
     -digestive organs& intestines
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Tissue Development: Embryo structure
 ______(fertilized egg) undergoes rapid cell divisions = ______

Forms a hollow ball of cells =_____

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Tissue Development: Embryo structure
Zygote (fertilized egg) undergoes rapid cell
divisions =CLEAVAGE*
Forms a hollow ball of cells = BLASTULA
*

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–Animal Traits and Body Plans–
 Bilateral animals divided into two lineages
-PROTOSTOMES
 First embryonic opening becomes the mouth
 Most invertebrates
-DEUTEROSTOMES
 First embryonic opening becomes the anus, second opening becomes the mouth
 Some invertebrates and all vertebrates

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–Animal Traits and Body Plans–
 Bilateral animals divided into two lineages
-PROTOSTOMES
 First embryonic opening becomes the mouth
 Most invertebrates
-DEUTEROSTOMES
 First embryonic opening becomes the anus, second opening becomes the mouth
 Some invertebrates and all vertebrates

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 Bilateral animals divided into two lineages
1 -PROTOSTOMES

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 Bilateral animals divided into two lineages
1 -PROTOSTOMES
 First embryonic opening becomes the mouth
 Most invertebrates

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 Bilateral animals divided into two lineages
2 -DEUTEROSTOMES

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 Bilateral animals divided into two lineages
2 -DEUTEROSTOMES
 First embryonic opening becomes the anus, second opening becomes the mouth
 Some invertebrates and all vertebrates

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In sponges, digestion is intracellular—

Intracellular=________________

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In sponges, digestion is intracellular—

 intracellular digestion is the breakdown of substances within the cytoplasm of a cell.

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Cnidarians & flatworms digest in the _______

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Cnidarians & flatworms digest in thegastrovascular cavity**

 In roundworms, this cavity is a pseudocoelompartially lined with tissue from mesoderm

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A sac like gut that also functions in gas exchange. Waste is expelled through the same opening that takes in food

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gastrovascular cavity

 A sac like gut that also functions in gas exchange. Waste is expelled through the same opening that takes in food

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acoelom-

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Flatworms have a solid mass of tissues around their
gut (“acoelom”)
– (do not have a coelom= a/coelom)

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Pseudocoelom-

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Roundworms have a cavity PPARTIALLY lined with
mesoderm (between endo & meso)
PPseudocoelom**
-Pseudocoelom

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coelom-

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Most others have a body cavity fully lined with mesoderm – a space that allows internal organs to
expand and operate freely
coelom

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 Flatworms have a solid mass of tissues around their
gut called _______

 Roundworms have a cavity Ppartially lined with
mesoderm (between endo & meso) called _____.

 Most others have a body cavity fully lined with
mesoderm – a space that allows internal organs to
expand and operate freely is called_____

A

 Flatworms have a solid mass of tissues around their
gut –acoelom

 Roundworms have a cavity Ppartially lined with
mesoderm (between endo & meso)
-Ppseudocoelom

 Most others have a body cavity fully lined with
mesoderm – a space that allows internal organs to
expand and operate freely
-coelom

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  • –Colonial theory of animal origins
  • First animals evolved from a colonial protist called_____

-___________

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—Colonial theory of animal origins
 First animals evolved from a colonial protist
(choanoflagellates)
- Colonies had specialized cell types
- Eventually process produced the first animal

Choanoflagellate cells resemble cells in modern sponges

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Dramatic adaptive radiation occurred during the Cambrian (542–488 million years ago)
– ________________________

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Dramatic adaptive radiation occurred during the Cambrian (542–488 million years ago)
* – The Cambrian EXPLOSION
 All animal lineages present by the end of the period
 Environmental factors were probable influences
- Global climate warmed
- Oxygen concentration increased
(Both made the environment more hospitable for life)

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Phylum Porifera
-Sponges
****Porifera Characteristics****





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Phylum Porifera
-Sponges
****Porifera Characteristics****
 “pore bearing”
 Sessile
 No organs or tissues
 Asymmetrical
 Filter feeders
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Phylum Porifera- sponges
Body plan
 Ostia-______________________
-_________

 Osculum -__________________________
-_________

 Mesohyl -____________________________

- Spicules 
- Spongin
A
Body plan
 Ostia (sing, “ostium”) = tiny pores
    -Incoming water
 Osculum (Pl. “oscula”) = large exhalant opening
   -Water outlet
 Mesohyl = jellylike middle matrix with structural
components
    -Spicules = CaCO3 or Si “spikes”
    -Spongin = fibrous protein network
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SPONGE Body plan
 Ostia (singular, “ostium”) = __________
-_________

A

Body plan
 Ostia (sing, “ostium”) = tiny pores
-Incoming water

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SPONGE Body plan
 Mesohyl = ______________________________
-Spicules =_______________
-Spongin = _______________

A
Body plan
 Mesohyl = jellylike middle matrix with structural
components
    -Spicules = CaCO3 or Si “spikes”
    -Spongin = fibrous protein network
23
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Choanocytes
 AKA-___________

A

Choanocytes
 AKA “collar cells”
 Line canals & chambers
 Collar composed ofmicrovilli

24
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Amoebocytes
 move with________

A

Amoebocytes
 Move with pseudopods
 Clean pores
 Differentiate into more specialized cells

25
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SPONGES:Phylum Porifera

----what for Structural support?
 \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
    - contain:
        -\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
        - \_\_\_\_\_\_\_
 \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
A
what for Structural support?
 spicules
    - Calcium carbonate
    - Silica
 spongin
26
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Sponge Reproduction SEXUAL AND ASEXUAL 
     ASEXUALLY-----

 
 

SEXUALLY—-

Phylum Porifera- sponges

A

Sponge Reproduction SEXUAL AND ASEXUAL
ASEXUALLY—–
 Breaking into fragments
 Budding
 Internal buds – gemmules can remain dormant
-(Freshwater sponges only)-
SEXUALLY—-
 Most sponges are hermaphrodites (each individual can produce both eggs & sperm)
-Don’t self-fertilize – Sperm are released into water
 Fertilization produces a zygote that develops
into a CILIATED PLANKTON LARVA

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-
-

Phylum Porifera- sponges

A

Sponge Reproduction -SEXUAL AND ASEXUAL -
ASEXUALLY—–
 Breaking into fragments
 Budding
 Internal buds – gemmules can remain dormant
-(Freshwater sponges only)-

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-
Phylum Porifera- sponges

A

SEXUALLY—-
 Most sponges are HERMAPHRODITES (each individual can produce both eggs & sperm)
-Don’t self-fertilize – Sperm are released into water
 Fertilization produces a zygote that develops
into a CILIATED PLANKTON LARVA

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Phylum Cnidaria
BODY STRUCTURE—-

---Cnidarian body structure---
 

 
 
   -
   -
   -

 2 tissue layers _____ and ______

A

Phylum Cnidaria—

---Cnidarian body structure---
 Radial Symmetry
 “Hydrostatic skeleton”
 ***Tentacles with cnidocytes=(Stinging cells)***
     -Cnidocytes contain springtriggered, barbed 
     nematocysts
 Nerve Net (no brain / cephalization)
   -Detects and responds to stimuli
   - Swimming
   -Tentacle movement

 2 tissue layers (endo- & ectoderm)
 Mesoglea “middle jelly” between = hydrostatic
skeleton
 Gastrovascular cavity (vs. digestive tract)

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Cnidocytes –

A

Cnidocytes – cells that Contain specialized organelles
called nematocysts for stinging and prey capture &
predator defense

31
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cells that Contain specialized organelles
called nematocysts for stinging and prey capture &
predator defense

A

Cnidocytes – cells that Contain specialized organelles
called nematocysts for stinging and prey capture &
predator defense

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Cnidarian body plans
 Phylum Cnidaria: stinging
Cnidarians
 Body plans:
     - Medusa: 
 -Polyp:
A

Cnidarian body plans
 Phylum Cnidaria: stinging Cnidarians
Body plans:
 MEDUSA: “umbrella” shaped w/ mouth & tentacles usually downward*
-Mobile
*
-Typically reproduce sexually
 POLYP: “cup” shaped w/ mouth & tentacles usually upward
-Sessile / sedentary
-Typically reproduce asexually w/ “medusa buds”

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Cnidarians—Classes of Phylum Cnidaria—

Healthcare sucks ass

A

Cnidarians—Classes of Phylum Cnidaria—
HEALTHCARE SUCKS ASS
–HYDROZOANS
-Example: Hydra, a freshwater predatory polyp
-Portuguese Man-o-War = colony of polyps & medusae

  • -CUBOZOANS
  • Box jellies
    • SCYPHOZOANS
  • Jellies that wash up on beaches
  • –ANTHOZOANS
    • Corals and sea anemones
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Class Hydrozoa:
Hydra***
 ***
 
 
   -
 
  -
  -
A
Class Hydrozoa:
Hydra
 ***Fresh water Mobile polyp***
 5-6 tentacles surround the mouth
 Basal disk
   -For attachment
 Movement
  -Floating
  -cartwheel
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Class Scyphozoa: Typical Jellies
 Solitary***
 
  -
 

A
Class Scyphozoa: Typical Jellies
 Solitary***
 Both polyp & medusa stages
  -Medusa = dominant body form
 Stinging tentacles
 All marine
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Class Cubozoa: Box Jellies
 
  -
  

A
Class Cubozoa: Box Jellies
 strong swimming medusa forms***
  -Fish predators
 Image-forming eyes
 Strong neurotoxin sting
   -Australian sea wasp is the world’s deadliest
    (64 deaths known)
(Sting can produce an excruciating pain accompanied by an intense burning sensation,
like being branded with a red hot iron)
37
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Phylum Cnidaria: Class Anthozoa
includes
-
-
-
-
-
-
A
Phylum Cnidaria: Class Anthozoa
Hard corals
Soft corals
Sea anenomes
Sea pansies
Sea whips
Sea fans
CORALS AND PAWF
38
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Class Anthozoa:
Corals
 
 

A
Class Anthozoa:
Corals
 Most are colonial
 “hard” or “stony” corals: Polyp builds & lives in CaCo3
 case ----> form reefs
 “Soft” corals: No CACO3 Case
39
Q

Phylum Platyhelminthes———
PLAT=FLAT

Flukes

pLanaria

AND

Tapeworms

flat

A

Phylum Platyhelminthes———
 Class Turbellaria – Planaria
 Class Cestoda – Tapeworms
 Class Trematoda – Flukes

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Characteristics of Platyhelminthes
 
 
 
 

A
Characteristics of Platyhelminthes
 Common= flatworms
 Three tissue layers***
 Acoelomate body with bilateral symmetry****
     -Organ system, but no coelom
 Cephalization (simple brain)
41
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Platyhelminthes Flatworms – Class Turbellaria: 
  -Planarian
 
 

A

Platyhelminthes Flatworms – Class Turbellaria:
-Planarian
Planarian: type of free living flatworm common
in ponds
-Muscular tube called a PHARNYX sucks food into gastrovascular cavity
-Simple brain of paired GANGLIA
->EYESPOTS on head to detect light

 Excess water and small wastes removed via diffusion from FLAME CELLS***
 HERMAPHRODITIC, but cannot fertilize its own eggs
-Swap sperm or engage in copulation
-Many can reproduce asexually & can regenerate

42
Q
Platyhelminthes – Class Cestoda
   -Tapeworms (Class Cestoda)
 
 Scolex= 
 Proglottids=
   -
 
   -
***from eating undercooked beef
and pork***
A

Platyhelminthes – Class Cestoda
-Tapeworms (Class Cestoda)
 Live and reproduce in the vertebrate gut
 Scolex= includes hooks and/or suckers to
attach to the gut wall
 Proglottids= (body segments) continuously
grow from the scolex
-Complete hermaphroditic unit
 Do not have a gastrovascular cavity
-Absorb nutrients across the body wall
from eating undercooked beef
and pork

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Platyhelminthes – Class Trematoda
(Flukes)




ex-
ex-
A

Platyhelminthes – Class Trematoda (Flukes)
 Oral and ventral suckers

Ex: *Schistosoma: a blood fluke that causes

  • Schistosomaisis*
  • Human disease -200 mil ppl -800,000 deaths/year

 Larvae develop in aquatic snails (secondary host) and enter humans (primary host) through the skin and into the bloodstream**
-Causes weakness, fever, and damage to internal organs

 Clonorchis ---->Chinese Liver Fluke
 FROM eating larvae-infested raw fish (sushi)
1. larvae infest snails
2. Then more mature larvae infest fish
3. Man eats raw fish (sushi)
  - Liver deteriorates
44
Q

Platyhelminthes – Class Trematoda (Flukes)

Clonorchis —->______________

A

Platyhelminthes – Class Trematoda
(Flukes)

 Clonorchis ---->Chinese Liver Fluke
 FROM eating larvae-infested raw fish (sushi)
1. larvae infest snails
2. Then more mature larvae infest fish
3. Man eats raw fish (sushi)
  - Liver deteriorates
45
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Phylum Nematoda (round worms): Pinworms



—Must sterilize bedding, towels, etc. —-

A
Phylum Nematoda (round worms): Pinworms
 Highly communicable
  -Passed with worm's eggs
  -Live in lower colon & rectum
  -Move to the anus to lay eggs
 Causes severe anal itching
---Must sterilize bedding, towels, etc. ----
46
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Phylum Nematoda: Trichinella spiralis
 “Trichina worms”

A

Phylum Nematoda: Trichinella spiralis
 “Trichina worms”
Causes Trichinosis (rare in US)
 Contracted by eating encysted larva in undercooked pork
 ♀ female burrows into intestine & releases live offspring into the blood stream
-Form painful cysts in muscle tissue***

47
Q

Phylum Nematoda: Filarial worms– Heartworms


A

Phylum Nematoda: Filarial worms– Heartworms
 Microfilaria transmitted by mosquito bite***
 Grows in the heart & SLOWS BLOOD FLOW
 Preventive medicine available

48
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Phylum Nematoda: Ascaris


A

Phylum Nematoda: Ascaris
 “Small intestinal worms”
 Infest mammalian digestive & respiratory pathways
 Passed through infected feces

49
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Cndiocytes—> stinginging cell that contains:

barbed nematocysts—–>

A

Cndiocytes—> stinginging cell that contains:

barbed nematocysts—–> the orangelle that does the stinging