Unit 9 - Ecdysozoa Flashcards

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ecdysis

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Unifying characteristic: shedding/molting of the cuticle

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2
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Nematoda

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  • 25,000 species
  • Thread-like
  • Found everywhere
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Ecdysozoa

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  • includes: Nematodes, Nematomorpha, Kinorhyncha, Tardigrada, and Arthropoda
  • all have cuticle that is molted
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4
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Acoelomate, pseudocoelomate, or eucoelomate?

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Pseudocoelomates

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5
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Hydrostatic pressure

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Very high pressure in body cavity

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6
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Collagen

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Structural protein that makes up the cuticle

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7
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Cuticle

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  • Has a distinct criss-cross pattern of collagen

- has to be shed for growth to occur

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8
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Muscle arms

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extensions of muscle cell that connect to nerve cords

opposite of normal pattern

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9
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Complete or incomplete gut?

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Complete

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10
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Digestive system

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  • Mouth
  • Muscular pharynx
  • Non-muscular intestine
  • Anus - waste is projected due to pressure in the body
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Nematoda sperm

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  • Non-flagellated sperm, instead are ameoboid cells that move with pseudopodia
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12
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Ascaris life cycle

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  • Eggs swallowed -> juveniles hatch in small intestine and burrow through intestinal wall and into blood -> heart -> lungs -> trachea -> stomach -> adults move to small intestine -> eggs are released in feces -> eggs swallowed
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13
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Necator

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  • Hookworm
  • Plates for feeding
  • Burrows through skin
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14
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Trichinella

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  • Trichina worm
  • In meat, raw/under cooked
  • produce live offspring
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15
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Enterobius

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  • Pinworm
  • Eggs ingested
  • Adults found in large intestine
  • Eggs laid around the anus at night
  • most common in US
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16
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Filarial Worms

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  • Transmission: mosquitoes, black flies

- Live in the lymphatic system

17
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Nematomorpha

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  • called horsehair worms
  • juveniles are parasitic on arthropods
  • adults are free living in aquatic or moist habitats
18
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Clade Panarthropoda

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Three phyla: Onychophora, Tardigrada, and Anthropoda

19
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Hemocoel

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Cavity lined with extracellular matrix, not lined with mesoderm

20
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Circulatory system

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Open, but have some vessels and a heart

21
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Phylum Tardigrada

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  • Water bear
  • 900 species
  • Small, less than a mm
  • Habitat is moist, but sometimes dries out
  • Have four pairs of short, stubby, unjointed legs
  • Have a pointy straw used to suck fluid during feeding
22
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Cryptobiosis

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  • Found in tardigrada
  • Secretive life
  • Suspended animation
  • Metabolism shuts down in poor conditions and can then turn back on
23
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Ecdysozoan Phylogeny

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  • Details are iffy, a lot of relations are undetermined
  • Nematoda and Nematomorpha sister groups
  • Panarthropoda
24
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Eutely

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Trait that some nematodas have: a fixed number of cells at maturity

25
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Nematode reproduction

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dioecious
internal fertilization
males have copulatory spicules

26
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Kinorhyncha

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  • “movable beak”
  • marine worms
  • live mostly in sediment