Taxonomy Lec Midterms Flashcards
Phylum Porifera Characteristics:
Shape- irregular, vaselike, flat/globular
Symmetry: asymmetrical, symmetrical. (Radial)
Has a single Cavity (spongocoel/paragaster)
Oscula- large opening
Ostia-small opening
Aquatic sessile
Asexual through buds/gemmules
Sexual through eggs and sperm
Canal:ASL (ASCON SYCON LEUCON)
Ascon
(IOSOO)
Ingressing water
Ostia
Spongocoel
Osculum
Outside
Sycon
(IDIPRASOO)
INGRESSING WATER
DERMAL OSTIA
INCURRENT CANAL
PROSOPYLE
RADIAL CANAL
APOPYLE
SPONGOCOEL
OSCULUM
OUTSIDE
Leucon
(IIFAEOO)
INGRESSING WATER
INCURRENT CANAL
FLAGELLATED CHAMBER
APOPYLE
EXCURRENT CANAL
OSCULUM
OUTSIDE
Calcarean
Calcareous spicules and ASL
Hyalospongia
Siliceous spicules, LS
Demospongiae
Siliceous spicules and Leucon
Sclerospongiae
Silicaceous spicules and spongin fibers and Leucon
Phylum Cnidaria Characteristics
Radially symmetrical
Either sessile cylindrical or polyp
Free floating bell-like medusa
Stinging cell (nematocyst)
Digestive cavity sac-like
Asexual in polyps
Sexual in medusa
Dioecious
Monoecious
Individuals in the form of polyps or medusa with medusa;non-cellular mesoglea
Hydrozoa
Subclass Leptolinae
(ALS)
Order Anthomedusae
Order Leptomedusae
Order Siphonophorae
Subclass Trachylinae
(ALTN)
Order Actinulidae
Order Limnomedusae
Order Narcomedusae
Order Trachymedusae
True jellyfish;free floating
Scyphozoa
Sea Anemones and corals; all attached to polyps ( no medusa )
Anthozoa
Flat oral disc around mouth with hollow tentacles whic leads lead into pharynx
Stomadeum
Special messenchyme amoebocytes that secretes spicules
Scleroblast
All of spicules consists of these w/c is deposited either calcite or silica
Core of organic material
Containing calcium carbonate/calcite
Calcareous spicules
Containing silica or silicate
siliceous spicules
Is an organic, horny elastic substance resembling silk in chemical composition
Spongin
The excurrent canal
Osculum
The incurrent canal
Ostium
Large central cavity
Paragaster
Ingest food or act as the storage cell
Amoebocytes
Lines the canal
Choanocytes
Opening leading to flagellated chamber
Prosopyle
Opening leading to spongocoel
Apopyle
Either free-living or parasitic forms; the free-living forms are fresh or marine waters ior in soil
Has elongated cylindrical body usually tapered at both ends
Digestive tube is generally straight
External is covered with cuticle
Nematodes
BY means of one or two renette glads locatted near pharynx
Osmoregulatory mechanism
Consists of a circumetric nerve ring with dorsal, lateral and ventral ganglia
Ganglionic nervous system
Sense organs for chemoreceptions
Plasmid
Causal chemoreceptors occuring in certain nematodes
Nematodes with plasmids
Class Phasmida example
Ascaris
Genus of parasitic nematode worms
Ascaris
Ascaris lumbricoides
Largest intestinal round worms
200000 eggs a day
Ascaris lumbricoides infection is aka
Ascariasis
Aka as thread-human pinworm
Enterobius vermicularis
Adult pinworm male is
1-4 mm
Adult female pinworm is
8-13 mm
Is a parasitic nematode worm that lives in the small instestine of its hst
Necator
Without phasmids
Aphasmida or Adenophorea
Distinguishe Characteristics of Annelida
Homogenous segmentation
Coelom
Complete digestive tube
Excretion by means of metanephridia
A pair of segment
Metanephridia
Consisting of an anterior ganglionic mass and a single paired segment
Ganglionic nervous system
Sense of organs may be in the form of tactile appen
tactile appendages, eyes and lithocyst
Typical form in the
Trochopore larva
Organism bear both male and female reproductive organ in the same individual
Monoecious
Organism bears EITHER male or female
Dioecious
With distinct segmentation
Polychaeta
Clamworm
Nereis virens
most marine; small size; segmentation chiefly internal
Arachiannelida
distinct segmentation but with in distinct head
Oligochaeta
Earthworm
Lumbricus terrestris
Most specialized annelid with small and fixed number of segments
Hirudinea
Mecicinal leech
Hirudo medicinalis
Dorso-ventrally flattened worms
Acoelomate
Bilaterally symmetrical
Flatworms
Osmoregulation by means of
Protonephridia
Mass of nerve tissue
Ganglionic
Aquatic and mistly matine
With ciliated epidermis
Tubellaria
Ectoparasite flukes
Monogenean
Parasitic worms outer body surface covered by a non ciliated tegument (cuticula)
Trematoda
Lung Fluke
Paragonimus westermani
Human liver fluke
Clonorchis sinensis
Liver fluke
Fasciola hepatica
Blood fluke
Schistosoma