Week 4.1_Body Plans & Invertebrates Flashcards

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Kingdom Animalia:

main characteristics

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  • Eukaryotic and Multicellular
  • No cell walls because structural proteins hold cells together
  • Ingestive heterotrophs
  • Nervous and muscular tissues
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Ingestive Heterotrophs

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Puts food into the body and digests it, to then absorb nutrients through the wall of the digestive organ. As opposed to Absorptive Heterotrophs.

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Absorptive Heterotrophs

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digests nutrients outside the body and takes them in through the body surface (as opposed to Ingestive Heterotrophs.

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Reproduction (Kingdom Animalia)

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Generally sexual.

Diploid stage dominant.

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After Fertilization…

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Zygote divides (cleavage)
Formation of Bastula
All animals share bastula stage of embryonic development.

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Bastula

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  • All animals share bastula stage of embryonic.

- undergoes gastrulation - formation of embryonic tissue layers and a gastrula.

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Larva

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  • Many animals have at least one larval stage

- Is sexually immature phonologically distinct from the adult stage.

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Metamorphosis

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example - Butterfly stages: Larva (caterpillar) –> pupa (early and late) –> emerging adult –> adult.

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Animal body plans

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  • A set of morphological and developmental traits that have evolved over time.
  • Animal diversity can be categorized into a number of major___.
  • Some __ have been conserved, while others have changed multiple times over the course of evolution
    • Symmetry
    • Tissue
    • Body Cavities
    • Protostome/ deuterostome development
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