Quiz 4 - Annelida Flashcards

1
Q

three primary embryonic tissue layers

A

triploblastic

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2
Q

outermost layer

A

ectoderm

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3
Q

middle layer

A

mesoderm

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4
Q

inner layer

A

endoderm

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5
Q

body cavity found in animals

A

coelom

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6
Q

animal that is triploblastic without a coelom

A

acoelomate

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7
Q

coelom arises from what body layer

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mesoderm

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8
Q

when a body cavity is completely surrounded in mesoderm, this animal is a

A

eucoelomate

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9
Q

can act as a hydrostatic skeleton

A

coelom

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10
Q

protostome key characteristics (4)

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embryonic blastopore becomes the mouth, schizocoelous, spiral cleavage, mosaic development

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11
Q

mesoderm forms internally near the blastopore and splits to form coelom

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schizocoelous

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12
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deuterostome characteristics

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blastopore becomes the anus, enterocoelous, radial cleavage, indeterminate development

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13
Q

the mesoderm forms as an out pocketing from the gut and encircles the coelom as it forms

A

entero coelous

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14
Q

Annelida are

A

triploblastic, eucoelomate, and protostomes

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15
Q

body segments with repeating organs

A

metamerism

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16
Q

individual body segments

A

metameres

17
Q

when metameres are more or less the same

A

homonymous

18
Q

when metameres are different

A

heteronomous

19
Q

ridges or lines visible on the outside of earthworm

A

annuli, external indicators of separation between metameres

20
Q

internal walls of tissue separating metameres

A

septa

21
Q

annelids have a closed/open circulatory system

A

closed

22
Q

examples of polychaetes

A

sandworm, marine worms

23
Q

numerous thin feet lining sides of body

A

parapodia

24
Q

large bristle, hair-like structures

A

setae

25
Q

purposes of parapodia

A

locomotion and surface area for gas exchange

26
Q

which has incomplete internal septa between metameres

A

polychaetes

27
Q

earthworm classification

A

class clitellata, subclass oligochaeta

28
Q

which has complete internal septa

A

subclass oligochaetes

29
Q

secretes a mucus sheath to enclose fertilized eggs as they are released

A

clitellum

30
Q

specialized gut of oligochaetes includes these (4)

A

crop, gizzard, pharynx, and esophagus

31
Q

which has no setae

A

subclass hirudinea

32
Q

examples of class clitellata

A

earthworms, leeches

33
Q

no internal septa but retail internal annuli

A

leeches

34
Q

live on the outside of their host

A

ectoparasite

35
Q

how do leeches move?

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inch-worm type fashion using their posterior and anterior suckers

36
Q

classes of annelida

A

polychaetes, clitellata

37
Q

spiny thing surrounded by setae

A

acicula

38
Q

Subclasses of clitellata

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Oligochaetes, hirudinea