LONG QUIZ module 4 Flashcards
Phylum of sluggish invertebrates:
layers:
symmetry:
coelom?:
reproduction?:
Mollusca
triploblastic
bilateral
coelomate
dioecious
Phylum mollusca:
What are the respiratory pigments?
What is the basic body plan of molluscs (3)
____ locomotion
____ contains internal organs
____ fold of tissue that drapes and secretes a shell
Haemocyanin
Muscular foot
visceral mass
mantle
Phylum mollusca:
Unique rasping organ used to scrape up food:
ciliated larva of molluscs:
what do molluscs have that flatworms and nematodes dont?
radula
trocophore
circulatory system
Phylum mollusca:
Most diverse groups within mollusca (3)
____ snails and slugs (belly, foot)
____ clams, scallops, oyster (valva, door)
____ squids and octopuses (head, foot)
gastropods
bivalves
cephalopods
Phylum mollusca:
____ Largest groups of molluscs, protected by single spiraled shell
____ two halves that hinge together and are suspension feeders
____ shell is small and internal or missing except the nautilus, which use jaws to break things apart
gastropods
bivalves
cephalopods
Phylum mollusca:
_____ the largest invertebrate in the world
colossal squid
Phylum of sea stars:
layers:
symmetry:
coelom?:
reproduction?:
Phylum Echinodermata
triploblastic
pentamerous radial
coelomate
dioecious
Phylum echinodermata:
_____ function in locomotion, feeding, and gas exchange
They are capable of _____
tube-feet
regeneration
Phylum echinodermata:
Sea stars are ____
sea urchins eat ____
____ thrash their arms
____ live attached to substrate by stalk
____ elongated animals that resemble the vegetable
carnivorous
algae
brittle stars
Sea lilies
Sea cucumbers