Midterm III Flashcards

1
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Mollusca?

A

Octopus, snail, slug

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2
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Main characteristics of phylum mollusca?

A

complex gut , bilateral symmetry, open circulatory, head, radula, head

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3
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what are radula?

A

teeth basically

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4
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4 main classes?

A

polyplocophora, gastropoda, bivalva, cephalopoda

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5
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Class Polycophora

A

chitons, 8 overlapping plates,small

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Class gastropoda

A

snails, slugs, limpets,shells, torsion

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7
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Class cephalopoda

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octopus, radula with beak like jaws, nervous system

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8
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Class bivalva

A

clams, sessil, hinge shel

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9
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squids, nautilus

A

are awesome

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10
Q

good case study

A

cone shell, use harpoon

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11
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good case study

A

cone shell, use harpoon

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12
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Phylum Arthropoda

A

crabs shrimp

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13
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Crustacea?

A

Marine arthopods

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14
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classes of crustacea

A

malacostraca, Branchipoda, ostracoda, copepoda, cirripeda

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15
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Key features of crustacea

A

protostomes, bilaterally symmetrical, segmented, jointed,

through gut exoskeletion, compound legs

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16
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Key features of crustacea

A

protostomes, bilaterally symmetrical, segmented, jointed,

through gut exoskeletion, compound legs

17
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Malacostraca

A

basic bitch shrimp

18
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super orders of malacostraca

A

hoplocarida, isopoda, amphipoda, eucarida

19
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super orders of malacostraca

A

hoplocarida, isopoda, amphipoda, eucarida, decapoda

20
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super order Isopoda

A

parasites

21
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Super order eucarida

A

crabs/ shrimp

22
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order decapodapoda?

A

ten pairs of limbs, more developed nervous systems, visual

and stomach, lobster

23
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class brachiopoda?

A

freshwater crustaeans

24
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classes of crustacea

A

malacostraca, Branchipoda, ostracoda, copepoda,

cirripeda

25
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class brachiopoda?

A

freshwater crustaeans

26
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class ostrocoda?

A

sml enclosed bivalve shell formed by carapace, seed

shrimps

27
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class copepoda

A

head and mouthparts well developed because they are parasites

28
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class cirripedia

A

lacks segmentation

29
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primitive crustacea

A

cephalicarida

30
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subphylum of arthropoda not crustacea

A

chelicerata

31
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characteristics of chelicerata

A

body in 2, one pair of appendages, 4 oairs of walking legs, predatory

32
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classes of subphylum chelicerata

A

pycnogonida (sea spider), merostomata (horse show crab) , arachinda(scorpions)

33
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crustacean life style 3 points

A

reverse diel migation, gonochoristic, symbiosis

34
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class echinoderms

A

sea star, urchins, sea cucumbers

35
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main characteristics of echinoderms

A

true tissues and organs, no head, deuterostome

36
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5 main classes of echinoderms

A

crinoidia (feather star), asteroidea (sea starts), ophiuridea
(brittle starts), holothuroidea (sea cumcumbers), echinoidia
(Urchins)

37
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5 main classes of echinoderms

A

crinoidia (sea lillyfeather star), asteroidea (sea starts), ophiuridea
(brittle starts), holothuroidea (sea cumcumbers), echinoidia
(Urchins)

38
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biological importance of echinoderms

A

nutrient break down, good fossils