Lesson 20 Terms Flashcards

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Annelida

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segmented worms

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Aortic arches

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function as tiny hearts that pump blood through the blood vessels

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Clitellum

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a barrel-shaped swelling around the body that assists in reproduction

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Complete digestive system:

digestive system consisting of —–

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digestive system consisting of a digestive tract and two body openings;

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Worms use a shovel-like upper lip to scoop soil into their mouth and pass it into the pharynx.
It then moves to…

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It then moves to the crop, and finally, the gizzard (stomach) where muscular contractions grind the soil

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Cuticle function- roundworms

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protects roundworms from the digestive enzymes of the host

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Eyespots

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sense light

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Flatworms

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Flatworms
1. Parasitic flatworms: organisms that live on or in another organism and benefit by taking nutrients from that organism at the expense of the host

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Free-living Flatworms live —–

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  1. Free-living flatworms: can live on land, in the ocean, or in fresh water
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10
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How many classes of flatworms?

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  1. Three classes of flatworms:
    a) Flukes (parasitic)
    b) Tapeworms (parasitic)
    c) Planarians (free-living)
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Flukes

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parasitic flatworms; require at least two hosts and spend part of their lives in snails

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Ganglion

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mass of nerve cells that functions like a simple “brain” in the anterior

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Nematoda

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roundworms

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Nephridia

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coiled tubes that are open at both ends and function as tiny kidneys

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Nephridia

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coiled tubes that are open at both ends and function as tiny kidneys

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Parasites

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organisms that live off of other organisms

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Peristalsis

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a wave-like process that moves food through the digestive system

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Peristalsis

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a wave-like process that moves food through the digestive system

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Planarians

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free-living flatworms

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Planarians

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free-living flatworms

20
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Platyhelminthes

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flatworms

21
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Roundworms

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  1. Bodies resemble a thread
  2. Live in nearly every environment
  3. Can be free-living or parasitic
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Scolex

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small, knoblike head of a tapeworm

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Segmented worms

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  1. Bodies appear to have ringed segments
  2. Found in different habitats
  3. Parasitic and free-living species
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Setae

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bristle-like structures that help segmented worms move

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parasitic flatworm; have no mouth or digestive system, but absorb nutrients from their host

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Tapeworms