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Tutorial: Lophotrochozoan Flashcards

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1
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Platyleminthe tissue type

A

triploblastic

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symmetry in Platyleminthe

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bilateral

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body cavity in Platyleminthe

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acoelomates

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development in Platyleminthe

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protostome

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is there segmentation in Platyleminthe

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NO

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is there cephalization in Platyleminthe

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YES

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describe the digestive tract inPlatyleminthe

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gastrovascular cavity (one hole)

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excretory system in Platyleminthe

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flame cells (AKA protonephridia)

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circulatory system in Platyleminthe

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absent or diffusion

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respiratory system in Platyleminthe

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absent - diffusion

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11
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reproduction in Platyleminthe

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hermaphroditic

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the nervous system in Platyleminthe

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small bundle of nerves (ganglia)

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13
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other key traits of Platyleminthe

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dorsoventrally flattened

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taxa in Platyleminthe

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Catenulida
1. chain worms

Rhabditophora
1. Free-living = planarians
2. parasitic (trematodes and tapeworms)

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tissue type of Rotifera

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tripoblastic

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symmetry in Rotifera

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bilateral

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body cavity in Rotifera

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pseudocoelomate

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development in Rotifera

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protostome

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segmentation in Rotifera

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yes

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cephalization in Rotifera

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yes

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digestive system in Rotifera

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alimentary canal (2 holes)

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excretory system in Rotifera

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diffusion

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circulatory system in Rotifera

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diffusion

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respiratory system in Rotifera

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diffusion

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reproduction in Rotifera

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parthenogenesis

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the nervous system in Rotifera

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small bundle of nerves (ganglia)

27
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other key traits of Rotifera

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  1. jaws in the pharynx
  2. head with ciliated crown
28
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other taxa in Rotifera

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NONE

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Mollusca tissue type

A

triploblastic

30
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symmetry in Mollusca

A

bilateral

31
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body cavity in Mollusca

A

coelomates

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development in Mollusca

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protostome

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segmentation in Mollusca

A

no

34
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cephalization in Mollusca

A

yes

35
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digestive system in Mollusca

A

alimentary canal

36
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excretory system in Mollusca

A

nephridia and excurrent siphon

37
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the circulatory system in Mollusca

A

open in all except cephalopods

38
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respiration system in Mollusca

A

marine = gills in mantle cavity

terrestrial/freshwater = mantle cavity forms “lungs”

39
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reproduction in Mollusca

A

very diverse

40
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nervous system in Mollusca

A

nerve cord and ganglia
(brain well developed in cephalopods)

41
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other key traits of Mollusca

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  1. three MAIN parts of the body
    (mantle, visceral mass, foot)
  2. many have a mantle cavity and radula
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taxa in Mollusca

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  1. chitons/Polyplacophora
  2. bivalves
  3. gastropods
  4. cephalopods
43
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tissue type in Annelida

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triploblastic

44
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symmetry in Annelida

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bilateral

45
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body cavity in Annelida

A

coelomates

46
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development in Annelida

A

protostome

47
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segmentation in Annelida

A

yes

48
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cephalization in Annelida

A

yes

49
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digestive system in Annelida

A

alimentary canal

50
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excretory system in Annelida

A

metanephridia

51
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circulatory system in Annelida

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closed

52
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respiratory system in Annelida

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  1. absent in most (diffusion across skin)
  2. gills in marine species
53
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reproduction in Annelida

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hermaphrodites OR fragmentation

54
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nervous system in Annelida

A

nerve cords and bund (cerebral ganglia)

55
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other key traits of Annelida

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  1. hydrostatic skeleton
  2. movement with longitudinal and circular muscles
56
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taxa in Annelida

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  1. Errantians
  2. Sedentarians (earthworms, leeches, tubeworms)

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