Scientific Names Flashcards

1
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Cnidaria

A

Polyp & Medusa

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2
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Coelenterata

A

Sea gooseberry

Jelly with two tentacles

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3
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Platyhelminthes

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Flatworms

Three cell layers

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4
Q

Nemertea

A

Ribbon/proboscis worm

Have COELOM

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5
Q

Annelid

A

Segmented worm

Leech

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6
Q

Arthropods

A

Scorpions, spiders

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7
Q

Monoplacophora

A

Mollusc

Most primitive mollusc

(Limpet-like Neoplinia)

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8
Q

Gastropoda

A

Mollusc

Slugs and snails

RADULA - tongue coated in chitinous membrane (teeth)

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9
Q

Cephalopoda

A

Mollusc

Octopus, squid, nautilus

(Beak, radula, poison)

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10
Q

Scaphopoda

A

Mollusc

Elephant tusk shell

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11
Q

Bivalvia

A

Mollusc

No radula

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12
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Polyplacophora

A

Mollusc

Woodlouse

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13
Q

Asteroidea

A

Echinoderm

Starfish

Predatory

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14
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Ophiuroidea

A

Echinoderm

Brittle star

Have jaws

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15
Q

Echinodae

A

Echinoderm

Sea urchin

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16
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Crinoidae

A

Echinoderm

Sea lilies

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17
Q

Concentricycloidae

A

Echinoderm

Deep water species?

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18
Q

Holothuroidae

A

Echinoderm

Sea cucumber

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19
Q

Lophophorates

A

Lophophore = round fold around mouth with ciliated tentacles

20
Q

Bryozoa

A

Lophophorate

Sea mats

Sessile (immobilised) colonies of zooids

21
Q

Phoronida

A

Lophophorate

22
Q

Branchiopoda

A

Lophophorate

23
Q

Chaetognatha

A

Arrow worms

Pelagic (open sea) zooplankton species

24
Q

Cephalochordata

A

Lancelets

Look like fish but have no brain & little senses

25
Q

Agnathans

A

Jawless fish

Eg. Hagfish, lampreys

26
Q

Gnathostomes

A

Jawed fish
Cartiligous
Bony

Eg. Sharks, rays, chimaeras

27
Q

Elasmobranchs

A

Gnathostomata

‘Plate gills’

Euselachii - Sharks & rays

28
Q

Teleostomi

A

Gnathostomata
(Bony fish)

Coelacanth ‘living fossil’ species
Lungfish
Birchir
Reedfish

29
Q

Sarcopterygii

A

Gnathostomata
‘Fleshy finned’

Old fish

30
Q

Labyrinthodonts

A

Amphibian

Giant salamanders - big due to more oxygen

31
Q

Gymnophiona

A

Amphibian

Eg. Caecilians

Largest lungless vertebrates

32
Q

Caudata

A

Amphibian

Newts and salamanders

33
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Anura

A

Amphibian

Frogs and toads

34
Q

Amniotes

A

Egg laying amphibians, reptiles, birds

35
Q

Sphenodontia

A

Reptilia

Eg. Tuataras

Snake-like lizards

Diapsid skull

36
Q

Squamata

A

Reptilia

Lacertilia (lizards) & Serpentes (snakes)

37
Q

Crocodilia

A

Reptilia

Gators, crocs and gharials

38
Q

Testudinae

A

Reptilia

Turts and torts

39
Q

Anthozoa

A

Cnidarian

Sea anemones, hard and soft corals, sea fans, sea pens

NO MEDUSOID STAGE

40
Q

Scyphozoa

A

Cnidarian

Jelly

41
Q

Hydrozoa

A

Cnidarian

Man o war

Reduced medusoid stage

42
Q

Nematocysts

A

Stinging cells in cnidaria

43
Q

Zooxanthellae

A

Dinoflagellate micro-algae

Symbiosis with corals, polyps

44
Q

Ctenophora

A

Coelenterata

Cnidaria

45
Q

Hoatzin bird

A

Oldest extinct bird lineage

46
Q

Ratites

A

Emu, cassowary, kiwi, Rhea, ostrich

47
Q

Palaeognathae

A

Tinamou bird