TOPIC 25: Deuterostomia Flashcards
3 phyla of deuterostomia
echinodermata, hemichordata and chordata
deuterostomes undego ____ embryotic development
deuterostome
how is clade deuterostomia defined by?
a) molecular phylogeny
b) morphology
molecular
characteristics of echinoderms
- adults have radial symmetry
- thin epidermis that covers the exoskeleton of ossicles
- water vascular system
- diffuse nervous system
- sezual senses and broadcast spawners
calcareous plates and spines that are imbedded in thr dermis of echinoderms
ossicle
what are echinoderms
slow moving/ sessile marine animals
describe the water vascular system
derived from the coeleom and consists of a ring at the central disk and a network of hydrualic canals runnign down the length of each arm
what do the radial canald branch out into
branch out into tube feet
what are tube feet adapted for
locomotion, sensory, feeding, resperitory purposes, etc.
structure in the echinoderms that allows water to pass in and out of the water vascular system
madreporite
what does it mean by broadcast spwaners
they release gametes into the water and external fertilization takes place
do echinoderms have a larval stage
yes
includes starfish, sea stars and sea daisies
asteroidea (echinoderm phyla)
group with tube feat under their arms
asteroidea
echinoderm group with 5 arms of tube feet, slow moving and are herbivores (sea urchins, sand dollars)
echinoidea