Post Exam 1: Kingdom Animalia Flashcards

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criteria

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heterotrophs, motile, multicellular, aerobic

hox genes

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hox genes

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suite of genes controlling embryological development

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embryological criteria

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of tissues

symmetry

blastula and gastulation events

coelum development

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types of # of tissues

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no true tissue

diploblast

triploblast

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no true tissue

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sea sponge of phylum: Porifera

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diploblast

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2 tissue types, 1 phylum: Cnidaria, jellyfish

ectoderm: skin
endoderm: lines gut

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triploblast

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3 tissue types, all other phylums

ectoderm: skin, outer lining
endoderm: inner lining of gut
mesoderm: structural tissue, nerve tissue

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symmetry definition

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2 equal halves

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symmetry types

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asymmetry

radial symmetry

bilateral symmetry

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10
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asymmetry

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no planes of symmetry

ex. sea sponge of phylum: Porifera

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radial symmetry

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more than one plane of symmetry, results in 360° sensory receptors

ex. sea urchin of phylum: Echinodermata

also phylum: Cnidaria

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bilateral symmetry

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one plane of symmetry, leads to sidedness (right/left, ventral/dorsal)

this leads to cephalozation and directed movement

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gastulation

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invagination of blastula forming the “tube (digestive tract) within a tube”

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protostome

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organism in which first opening is a mouth

spiral cleavage of the blastula

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dueterostome

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organism in which first opening is an anus (chordates, echinoderm)

radial cleavage of blastula stage

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coelum development

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fluid filled sac structure in an organism that can allow for movement and increases organ system complexity

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types of coelum development

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acoelumate

pseudocoelumate

coelumate

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acoelumate

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no coelum

ex. flatworm

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pseudocoelumate

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lined with endoderm and mesoderm

ex. roundworm

20
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coelumate

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coelum is lined with mesoderm

ex. earthworm, human