zoo lab 9 (phyla echinodermata + chordata, subphyla cephalochordata + urochordata w/starfish dissection)

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what type of environments do echinoderms live in?

marine

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what symmetry do echinoderm larvae have?

bilateral

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what symmetry do echinoderm adults have?

pentaradial

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what is the name of echinoderm larvae?

bipinnaria

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do echinoderms have a true head or brain?

no

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what do echinoderms have instead of a brain?

nerve ring

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function of nerve ring

react to stimuli

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do echinoderms and chordates have an endoskeleton or exoskeleton?

endoskeleton

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what makes up an echinoderm’s endoskeleton?

ossicles

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what are ossicles made of?

calcium carbonate

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what do the ossicles look like inside a starfish arm?

bone ridges

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what do echinoderms have for gas exchange?

dermal branchiae

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another term for dermal branchiae

skin gills

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description of dermal branchiae

ciliated gaps in skin plates

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what kind of coelomates are echinoderms?

coelomates

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part of echinoderms’ coeloms evolved into this system

water vascular system

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2 water vascular system functions

locomotion, predation

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generally, how does the water vascular system work?

changes pressure in suction cups on tube feet

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order of water flowing through water vascular system (6 steps/locations)

madreporite, stone canal, ring canal, radial canal, ampullae, tube feet

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what is the madreporite, and where is is located?

opening of vascular system on aboral surface

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what 2 features are unique to phylum echinodermata?

water vascular system, pentaradial symmetry

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5 classes within phylum echinodermata

asteroidea, ophiuroidea, crinoidea, echinoidea, holothuroidea

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example organism for class crinoidea

sea lilies

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example organism for class ophiuroidea

brittle stars

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2 example organisms for class echinoidea

sea urchins, sand dollars

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example organism for class asteroidea

sea stars

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example organism for class holothuroidea

sea cucumber

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echinoderms have a shared history with…

chordates

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where is the evidence for connection between echinoderms and chordates?

embryo development

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what 3 characteristics in embryo development link chordates and echinoderms?

deuterostomes, radial cleavage, indeterminate development

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echinoderms have an ___ and _____ surface

oral, aboral

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how to tell aboral surface of starfish? (1)

madreporite

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how to tell oral surface of starfish? (2)

mouth, ambulacral grooves

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function and description of pedicellariae

pincerlike, remove small organisms like parasites and algae

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2 functions of spines

protection, support

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function of ambulacral grooves

house the tube feet

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2 functions of tube feet

locomotion, capture prey

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2 “types” of stomachs that starfish have

cardiac, pyloric

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function of rectal ceca

increase surface area of intestines for absorption

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which canal is directly connected to the madreporite?

stone canal

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which canal encircles the starfish’s mouth?

ring canal

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which canal extends into the starfish’s arms?

radial canal

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ampullae function

provide pressure for tube feet

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the ambulacral _____ are internal

ridges

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the ambulacral _____ are external

grooves

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chordates and echinoderms are ____blastic

triplo

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chordates typically have a ____ circulatory system

closed

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at some point, all chordates will have these 5 features

notochord, hollow dorsal nerve cord, postanal tail, pharyngeal gill slits, endostyle

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what are 3 structures that the pharyngeal gill slits can turn into?

tonsils, ear bones, jaw

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what can the endostyle turn into?

thyroid

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2 common names for organisms in subphylum urochordata

tunicates, sea squirts

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how do tunicates and lancelets eat?

filter feeding

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do tunicates look like chordates as larvae or adults?

larvae

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tunicates have an ____ circulatory system

open

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tunicates are ___ecious

mono

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what “nerve-structure” do tunicates have?

small ganglion

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what do tunicate larvae look like?

tadpoles

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common name for organisms in subphylum cephalochordata

lancelets

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lancelets have intermediate features between _____ and ______

vertebrates, invertebrates

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lancelets spend most of their time buried in…

sand

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2 types of aquatic environments for lancelets

marine, brackish water

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what is brackish water?

where marine and freshwater meet

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starfish pyloric stomach description

connected to digestive glands, more aboral

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starfish cardiac stomach description

can evert, more oral

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what is the “tunic” in tunicates?

tough, fibrous covering

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2 siphons that tunicates have

incurrent, excurrent

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function of tunicate stolons

attachment to substrate

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another term for tunicate larvae

ascidian larvae

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function of lancelet myomeres

muscular movements

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function of notochord

provide skeletal support

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function and description of lancelet rostrum

anterior projection, shields mouth opening

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function and description of lancelet wheel organ

ciliated, produces water current for feeding

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function of oral cirri in lancelets

acts like strainer for particles

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2 functions of pharyngeal gills

trap food, gas exchange

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function of gill slits

let water out from pharynx

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what is the velum in lancelets?

barrier between mouth and pharynx

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3 functions of lancelet pharynx

receive water, trap food, gas exchange

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function of atrium

receives water from pharynx

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function of lancelet atriopore

let water out

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2 functions of hepatic cecum in lancelets

digests small particles, stores lipids and glycogen

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what do lancelets use for excretion?

nephridia

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lancelets have a ____ circulatory system

closed

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sea lily classification (phylum, class)

phylum echinodermata, class crinoidea

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brittle star classification (phylum, class)

phylum echinodermata, class ophiuroidea

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sea urchin or sand dollar classification (phylum, class)

phylum echinodermata, class echinoidea

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sea star classification (phylum, class)

phylum echinodermata, class asteroidea

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sea cucumber classification (phylum, class)

phylum echinodermata, class holothuroidea

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tunicate classification (phylum, subphylum, class)

phylum chordata, subphylum urochordata, class ascidiacea

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lancelet classification (phylum, subphylum, genus)

phylum chordata, subphylum cephalochordata, genus branchiostoma

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another term for lancelet

amphioxus