Protostomes (ch. 34) Flashcards
What is the biggest phylum for protostomes?
Anthropoda
What is a protostome?
“first mouth” blastopore becomes mouth
How would you describe schizocoely? The embyronic ____ splits to form coelom in protostomes.
mesoderm
How would you describe enteroceoly? Fold of the _____ form coelom in deuterostomes.
archenteron
How big are rotifers?
less than 1mm
Rotifers are ___ feeders and have ____ (corona).
suspension; cilia
Rotifers are motile or sessile?
sessile
What is the common name for Platyhelminthes?
Flatworms
Flatworms have ___ germ layers.
3
Flatworms are ____coelomate.
a…coelomate
_____ are an example of flatworms.
Planarians, Liver flukes, Blood flukes, Tapeworms, etc
Annelids are _____ worms.
segmented
Definition: repeated body structures, i.e., vertebrates
two types: vertebrates and invertebrates
Segmentation
Name some annelids…3 classes: Oligochaeta (___), hirudinea (___), polychaeta (____).
Oligochaeta (earthworm), hirudinea (leeches), polychaeta (Bristle worms)
What do you know about Earthworm anatomy? They have ___ pair of “hearts” and ____ridia.
5; neph…ridia
Leeches (Hirudinea) are ____ and have saliva that contains a anesthetic and ____coagulant.
parasitic; anti…
Mollusks have ____ symmetry.
Bilateral
Mollusks have a foot, ____ mass and a mantle.
visceral
What are the 4 lineages of mollusca: bivalves, ___pods, chitons and ___pods.
gastro, cephalo
Polyplacophora (poly-placo-phora) refers to the …
Chiton
Name some cephalopods: octopus…
squid, nautilus, cuttlefish, etc.
Cephalopods have a complex ____ system, and they are ___.
sensory; predators
Bivalves have ___ closeable shells. They are ___ feeders.
2, filter
Examples of bivalves are …
clams, scallops