Tripoblastic - Protosomes - Ecdysozoa - Arthropoda Flashcards

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‘Arthropoda’

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Jointed feet

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What percentage of all animal species are arthropods?

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83%

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3
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Most animal species are what insect

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Beetle

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4
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Invertebrates have

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Bilateralt symmetry; hard exoskeleton; segmented body; jointed

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5
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Major component of hard exoskeleton?

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Chitin

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6
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Consequences of wearing suit of armou

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Need a way to deliver O2 across skeleton (gills or tracheae)
Limit to body size
Need to moult to grow

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What is ecdysis?

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Shedding old exoskeleton (hence the name ecdysozoan

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What are the four sub phyla or arthropoda?

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Crustacea, Chelicerata, Myriapoda, Hexapoda

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9
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One of the earliest groups to appear?

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Trilobites

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10
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‘Trilobites’

A

3 lobes

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‘Crustacea’

A

Crusted

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What does crustacean include?

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Lobster, crab, prawn, woodlpous, barancle

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What are crustacean bodies split into?

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Cephalothorax and abdomen

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14
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Do larval forms of crustacean look like adults?

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No. Often planktonic

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15
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Classes of crustacean?

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Malocostraca, branchiopoda and maxillopoda

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(Crustacean class) Malocostraca includes

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prawns, crabs etc

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(Crustacean class) Malocostraca have how many body segments?

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20, divided into head, thorax and abdomen

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18
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(Crustacean class) Branciopoda?

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Gill feet

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(Crustacean class) Maxillopoda?

20
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What kind of hexapoda are there?

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Odonata, Orthoptera, diptera, hymenoptera and coleoptera

21
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Physiology of hexapoda?

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head; thorax; abdomen

22
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‘Hexapod’

23
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Hexapoda also includes Apterygotes…

A

springtails and silverfish

24
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How are most insects born?

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Hatch from an egg

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Most insects live solitary lives or highly social?
Most solitary
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Insect size is limited by what?
O2 diffusion as blood does not deliver O2
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How do insects get rid of nitrogenous waste?
Uric acid
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Metamorphis?
Change in form
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Complete metamorphis is seen in what insects?
butterfly, honeybee, beetle, house-fly
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Incomplete metamorphis is seen in what insects?
Dragonfly, grasshopper
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When did insects evolve?
Carboniferous Period
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PLan polarisation of light in insects is used for
navigation
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(Insect orders) Odonata
dragonflies and damselflies
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(Insect orders) Orthoptera
grasshoppers and crickets
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(Insect orders) Diptera
true flies
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(Insect orders) Hymenoptera
ants, bees, wasps
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(Insect orders) Lepidoptera
Butterflies and moths
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(Insect orders) Coleoptera
beetles
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'Myria'
10 000
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'pod'
foot
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Millipedes have 1 or 2 leg segments?
2 pairs of legs
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Centipedes have 1 or 2 pairs of leg segments?
1 pair of legs
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'Chelicerata'
talon horned
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How many pairs of legs do chelicerate have>
4
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Two parts of chelicerate body?
Cephalothorax and abdomen
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(Class of Chelicerata) Arachnida?
Spiders and scorpions
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Pedipalps in spiders and scorpions?
Scorpions have large claws and spiders have poison