Lesson 5b. Phylum Porifera Flashcards

1
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Origin of metazoan

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Sponges and placozoans

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2
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Evolution of eukaryotic cell followed by diversity

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Evolution of Metazoa

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3
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Solitary or colonial aquatic eukaryotes, earliest known animal living

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Choanoflagellates

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4
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What is the cell of choanoflagellates

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Choanocyte

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5
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Each cell has a _____ surrounded by a collar of _____

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Flagellum
Microvilli

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6
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It collects bacteria in choanoflagellates

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Microvilli

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7
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Much debates whether _____ are ancestral of _______

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Sponge choanocyte
Choanoflagellates

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8
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They are filter feeders

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Sessile sponges

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9
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It means pore-bearing

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Porifera

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10
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Sac-like bodies perforated by many pores

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Porifera

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11
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What do porifera use to move in water

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Flagellated collar cells or choanocytes

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12
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Approximately _____ species of sponges

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15,000

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13
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Modern descendants of metazoa

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Protozoa, plus multicellular animals

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14
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This are multicellular animals

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Metazoans

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15
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Few live in ____, _____ in fresh water

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Brackish water
150

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16
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_____ are free swimming, _____ always attached

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Embryo
Adult sponges

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17
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Many live as ______ or _____ in or on sponges

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Commensals
Parasites

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18
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Sponges may have an elaborate ______ and often have a ______

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Skeletal structure
Noxious odor

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19
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Skeletal structure of a sponge can be ____and/or _____

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Fibrous
Rigid

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20
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Rigid skeleton consists of _____ or ______

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Calcareous (calcium bicarbonate)
Siliceous spicules (silicon)

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21
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Body opening consist of small incurrent ____ or _____

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Pores
Dermal ostia

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22
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Flagellated collar cells

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Choanocytes

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23
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It is directed past the choanocytes where food particles are collected

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Water

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24
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Keep the current flowing by beating of _____

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Flagella

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3 Types of Canal system
Asconoid Syconoids Leuconoids
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This the the flagellated spongocoels
Asconoids
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A canal that has the simplest body form with small and tube shaped body
Asconoids
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Water enters a large cavity called
Spongocoel
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All _____ are asconoids
Calcarea
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Example of asconoid
Leucosolenia Clathrina
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This is the flagellated canals
Syconoids
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Resembles asconoids but larger with a thicker body wall
Syconoids
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It contains choanocyte lined radial canals that empty into spongocoel
Wall
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In syconoids, where is the spongocoel lined with
Epithelial cells
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In syconoids, what digests the food
Choanocytes
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These are the flagellated chambers
Leuconoids
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Most complex canal and larger with many oscula
Leuconoids
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_______ are filled from incurrent canals, and discharged to excurrent canals
Clusters of flagellated chambers
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Most sponges are
Leuconoid
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It evolves independently many times in sponges
Leuconoid system
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How many liters do large sponges filter per day
1500 liters
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The gelatinous matrix where the sponge cells are arranged
Mesophyl
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Oval cells with one end embedded in mesophyl
Choanocytes
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Choanocytes forms a ____ to strain food
Fine filtering device
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Cell that move about in the mesophyl
Archaeocytes
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Phagocytize particles that can differentiate into any other type of cell
Archaeocytes
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Cell that forms pinacoderm
Pinacocytes
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Flat epithelial-like cells and they are somewhat contractile
Pinacocytes
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Cell that helps regulate the flow of water
Pinacocytes
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This is the cell independence
Regeneration
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Sponges have a great ability to ____ lost parts and _____ injuries
Regenerate Repair
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Regeneration following _____ is one means of asexual reproduction
Fragmentation
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In phylum porifera, asexual reproduction can occur by ______
Bud formation
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Small individuals that break off after attaining a certain size
External buds
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Formed by archaeocytes that collect in mesophyl
Internal buds or gemmules
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Coated with tough spongin and spicules
Internal buds or gemmules
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Sexual reproduction of phylum porifera
Monoecious/hermaphrodites
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Free-swimming larva of sponges
Solid parenchymula
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What are the 3 class of phylum porifera
Class calcarea Class hexactinellida Class demospongiae
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Calcareous sponges with spicules of calcium carbonate
Class calcarea (calcispongiae)
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Its spicules are straight or have 3/4 rays with small tubular or vase shapes
Class calcarea(calcispongiae)
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Many are drab in color, but some are bright ____,_____,___,___, or,_____
Yellow Green Red Lavender
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These are marine shallow-water
Leucosolenia and sycon
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Class that forms asconoid, syconoid, leuconoid body
Class calcarea (calcispongiae)
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Glass sponges with 6-rated spicules of silica
Class hexactonellida (hyalospongiae)
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Nearly all are deep-sea form and most are radially symmetrical
Class hexactinellida (hyalospongiae)
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Class that corresponds to both syconoid and leuconoid type
Class hexactinellida (hyalospongiae)
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Contains 95% of living sponge species
Class demospongiae
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Its spicules are siliceous but not 6 rayed - absent or bound together by ______
Class demospongiae Spongin
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Class that forms leuconoid body
Class demospongiae
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It is the freshwater sponges
Spongillidae
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Widely distributed in well-oxygenated ponds and springs and reproduce sexually
Freshwater sponges
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They are highly varied in color and shape
Marine demosponges
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It lacks siliceous spicules with spongin skeletons
Bath sponges
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Sponges appeared before the
Cambrian
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Sponges that expanded in the devonian
Glass sponges
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A theory that says sponges arose from choanoflagellates
One theory
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Molecular rRNA evidence suggests
Common ancestor for choanoflagellates and metazoans