Sponges & Radiate Animals Flashcards

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1
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What are the basic structures that make up a sponge?

A
  • Amoebocyte
  • Pore Cell
  • Choanocyte
  • Spicule
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What are Choanocytes?

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Flagellated cells that draw water through pore cells and trap food in collar

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3
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What are amoebocytes?

A

undifferentiated cells

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4
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What are spicules made of?

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calcium carbonate or silica

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5
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What kind of symmetry do Cnidaria have?

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Radially symmetric eumetazoa

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Phylum Cnidaria are _________, and have _________, but no _______?

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diploblastic, tissues, organs

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What germ layer is not present in a diploblastic animal?

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mesosderm

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8
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What are the two basic body forms? And are both body forms always present?

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Medusa and Polyp

-no they are not

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What does a medusa look like?

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mouth downward and free-swimming

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What does a Polyp look like?

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mouth upright and base attached to substrate

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What do the tentacles house?

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stinging cells called cnidocytes

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12
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What are the stinging organelles called in the tentacles?

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Nematocysts

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13
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What are the three main classes of Cnidaria?

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  1. Hydrozoa (hydroids)
  2. Scyphozoa (jellyfish)
  3. Anthozoa (corals, anemones)
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14
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What life form is dominant in the jellyfish?

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medusa

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15
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What are the life stages of a jellyfish?

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Planula, scyphistoma, strobila, ephyra

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What is the dominant life form in corals and anemones?

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only the polyp stage

17
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What are sea Anemones like?

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  • solitary, sessile predators

- anchored to substrate

18
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What are corals like?

A
  • most are colonial

- stony corals secrete exoskeletons of calcium carbonate

19
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What do gorgonians do on corals?

A

secrete flexible rod-like structures to support polyps

20
Q

Coral reefs are in _____.

A

Peril

21
Q

Reef building corals have a ________ ________ with _______.

A

symbiotic relationship with algae

22
Q

What does the increase of temperature do to the coral and algae?

A

breaks down the symbiosis, causing the (coral bleaching). loses color because algea can’t survive

23
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What does an increase in atmospheric CO2 lead to? And what happens because of this?

A

lower ocean pH. Calcium carbonate becomes less available to corals

24
Q

Phylum Ctnenophora (comb jellies) are _______ and have _______ ________ ________ _______.

A

triploblastic, rudimentary bilateral symmetry.

25
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Do Ctnenophora (comb jellies) produce nematocysts?

A

no

26
Q

How do Ctnenophora (comb jellies) use nematocysts?

A

some eat cnidarians and use their nematocysts for defense

27
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What is a Sponge like? (Phylum Porifera)

A
  • mass of cells within gelatinous matrix
  • no tissues, but cells are specialized
  • no defined symmetry