Nematoda Flashcards

1
Q

What are Nematoda?

A

Roundworms

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2
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What coelom formation does Nematoda have?

A

Pseudocoelomate or in some case acoelomate

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3
Q

Nematoda have amphids. What are these?

A

Unique cephalic sense organs

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4
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What is the outside layer of a Nematoda called? What has to happen to it when they are young?

A

Cuticle - juveniles molt = ecdysis

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5
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What is the body wall of Nematoda have? (Hint. helps them move)

A

Longitudinal muscles

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6
Q

Explain the excretory system of a Nematoda

A

Unique - 1 or 2 renette cells

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7
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How do Nematoda reproduce?

A

Gonochoristic (separation of sexes)

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8
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Explain the 3 different living styles of Nematoda

A

1- small and free-living (90,000 in rotten apple)
2- as parasites in most animals and plant groups
3- general and specific habitats (e.g Europe bear coaster only)

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9
Q

Where is the brain found in Nematoda?

A

Wrapped around gut

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10
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Nematoda is said to be Eutely. What does this mean?

A

Constancy of cell numbers = mitosis stops in all somatic cell once organogenesis is complete

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11
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How many ecdysis (molts) do Nematoda go through?

A

4 during growth and maturation

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12
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Explain the 1st molt stage of Nematoda (loses 5)

A

Entire cuticle is shed = larva loses lining of:

bucal capsule/pharynx/vagina/rectum/cloaca (a cavity)

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13
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Explain the 2nd molt of Nematoda

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Cuticle not discarded but forms protective sheath around 3rd stage larva

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14
Q

What is the class of Nematoda?

A

Secernentea

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15
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What do all species of the class Secernentea have?

A

Phasmids (stick like)

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16
Q

What are the 3 orders of the class Secernentea?

A

1- Rhabdita
2- Ascaridida
3- Spiruria

17
Q

What is the family of the order Rhabdita?

A

Rhabditida

18
Q

What is an example of the family Rhabditida of the order Rhabita?

A

Caenorhabditis elegans

19
Q

Why are the family Rhabditida of the order Rhabita important?

A

Animals models for developmental genetics

20
Q

What is a family of the order Ascaridida?

A

Ascarididae

21
Q

Where are the Nematodas in the family Ascarididae in the order Ascaridida found?

A

All intestinal parasites of mammals

22
Q

What is an example of the family Ascarididae of the order Ascaridida?

A

Ascaris lumbricoides = severe parasite of humans

23
Q

Where are the order Spiruria found? Hosts?

A

Parasites of annelids and vertebrates

Arthropods are involuntary hosts

24
Q

What is the family of the order Spiruria?

A

Filaridae

25
Q

What is an example of the family Filaridae of the order Spiruria? Where it is found (thing/area)?

A

Wucharia bancrofti

Strictly humans in tropical areas

26
Q

What are the Nematoda in the family Filaridae of the order Spiruria called? What can they cause in humans?

A

Filarial parasites

Elephantiasis disease

27
Q

Where are the family Filaridae of the order Spiruria found?

A

Parasites of all vertebrates except fish