Quiz 4 - Annelida Flashcards
three primary embryonic tissue layers
triploblastic
outermost layer
ectoderm
middle layer
mesoderm
inner layer
endoderm
body cavity found in animals
coelom
animal that is triploblastic without a coelom
acoelomate
coelom arises from what body layer
mesoderm
when a body cavity is completely surrounded in mesoderm, this animal is a
eucoelomate
can act as a hydrostatic skeleton
coelom
protostome key characteristics (4)
embryonic blastopore becomes the mouth, schizocoelous, spiral cleavage, mosaic development
mesoderm forms internally near the blastopore and splits to form coelom
schizocoelous
deuterostome characteristics
blastopore becomes the anus, enterocoelous, radial cleavage, indeterminate development
the mesoderm forms as an out pocketing from the gut and encircles the coelom as it forms
entero coelous
Annelida are
triploblastic, eucoelomate, and protostomes
body segments with repeating organs
metamerism
individual body segments
metameres
when metameres are more or less the same
homonymous
when metameres are different
heteronomous
ridges or lines visible on the outside of earthworm
annuli, external indicators of separation between metameres
internal walls of tissue separating metameres
septa
annelids have a closed/open circulatory system
closed
examples of polychaetes
sandworm, marine worms
numerous thin feet lining sides of body
parapodia
large bristle, hair-like structures
setae