Midterms_Laboratory_Starfish Flashcards

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1
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this is an entire egg that has a rather large prematuration nucleus

A

unfertilized egg

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2
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The nucleus of the unfertilized egg is called?

A

germinal vesicle

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3
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Where is the germinal vesicle located?

A

Germinal Spot

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4
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Function of vitelline membrane?

A

protection for the yolk

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5
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Fertilization membrane function?

A

prevent polyspermy

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6
Q

the space between the egg and envelope membrane is known as the?

A

perivitelline space

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7
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the starfish egg exemplifies what type of cleavage?

A

Holoblastic

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8
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The resulting cells after cell division are called?

A

blastomeres

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9
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A solid multicellular mass formed as a result of cell proliferation.

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Morula

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10
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This is the intermediary stage between early cleavage and the final blastula.

A

morula

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11
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The starfish develop a hollow sphere called the?

A

coeloblastula

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12
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The starfish develops a hollow sphere (coeloblastula) containing a fluid in its central cavity known as the?

A

blastocoel

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13
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A layer of peripheral cells, not of uniform thickness, surrounding this cavity is the?

A

blastoderm

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14
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What pole gives rise to the ectoderm and ectodermal derivatives?

A

animal pole

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15
Q

T or F
The coeloblastula loses its spherical shape and becomes flattened at the animal pole. This flattened part represents the future region of the embryo.

A

False: animal, vegetal

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16
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The center of the flattened part of the coeloblastula invaginated to form a new cavity called?

A

gastrocoel

17
Q

What do you call the opening of the archenteron?

A

gastropore

18
Q

Gastropore gives rise to the?

A

anus

19
Q

At what embryonic stage does the 3 germ layers form?

A

Gastrulation stage

20
Q

Locate the mesenchyme cells.

A

between the ectoderm and gut

21
Q

free-swimming, bilaterally symmetrical larvae of the starfish.

A

Bipinnaria

22
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The function of nutritive phagocyte?

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23
Q

The vitellogenic oocyte is surrounded by a mitotic layer called?

A

germinal epithelium

24
Q

This is the sac that holds the eggs in place.

A

gonadal sac

25
Q

What do you call the cells DEEP to the nutritive phagocytes in the starfish male gonad?

A

sperm

26
Q

What do you call the meiotic cells within the nutritive layer of the starfish testis?

A

spermatogonia

27
Q

What do you call the cell of the unfertilized egg as a whole?

A

ovum/ oocyte/ egg cell

28
Q

protective layer of the unfertilized egg

A

vitelline membrane

29
Q

What do you call the cell in the fertilized egg of the starfish?

A

zygote

30
Q

What do you call the entire ball of cells?

A

morula

31
Q

Cavity formed in the blastula

A

blastocoel

32
Q

What is the cavity formed in gastrulation?

A

Archenteron

33
Q

What germ layer do mesenchyme cell reside in gastrula?

A

mesoderm

34
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What is the opening at the posterior region of the bipinnaria?

A

anus

35
Q

Give two digestive organs of the bipinnaria

A

esophagus and stomach

36
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What is the cavity formed in the bipinnaria

A

coelom

37
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WHat is the opening at the central part of the bipinnaria?

A

mouth