Week 4.1_Body Plans & Invertebrates Flashcards
Kingdom Animalia:
main characteristics
- Eukaryotic and Multicellular
- No cell walls because structural proteins hold cells together
- Ingestive heterotrophs
- Nervous and muscular tissues
Ingestive Heterotrophs
Puts food into the body and digests it, to then absorb nutrients through the wall of the digestive organ. As opposed to Absorptive Heterotrophs.
Absorptive Heterotrophs
digests nutrients outside the body and takes them in through the body surface (as opposed to Ingestive Heterotrophs.
Reproduction (Kingdom Animalia)
Generally sexual.
Diploid stage dominant.
After Fertilization…
Zygote divides (cleavage)
Formation of Bastula
All animals share bastula stage of embryonic development.
Bastula
- All animals share bastula stage of embryonic.
- undergoes gastrulation - formation of embryonic tissue layers and a gastrula.
Larva
- Many animals have at least one larval stage
- Is sexually immature phonologically distinct from the adult stage.
Metamorphosis
example - Butterfly stages: Larva (caterpillar) –> pupa (early and late) –> emerging adult –> adult.
Animal body plans
- 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