lophophorates and echinoderms

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Lophorophorates features

sessile suspension feeders enclosed in a secreted exoskeleton

some are colonial

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bryozoa (moss animals)

  • colonial individual zooids secrete a house and multiply asexually

  • members of the colony are connected by funicular cords where nutrients is exchanged

  • zooids are less than 1mm up to 2million in single colony

  • marine ususally

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what are the advantages of being in a colony

  • endless series of genetically identical modules the slow down in growth does not occur as usual

  • growth actually accellerates w increasing colony size

  • feeding non dividing zooids at the centre contribute nutrients to the active ones at the periphery

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characters of echinodermata

  • spiny skin

  • secondarily radially symetrical

  • calcereous endoskeleton made by mesodermal tissue:

  • larvae are bilaterally symetrical

  • oral and aboral surfaces

  • embryology deuterostomous

  • gut usually complete

  • sea stars evert part of the stomach over prey, secrete enzymes and absorb partially digested soup

  • no excretory organs and no specally organs for gas exchange

  • circulatory system (when present

  • nervous system decentralised

  • dioecious

  • fluid filled canals for the tube feet for locomotion and feeding

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mutable connective tissue

  • rapid and reversible change in stiffness often within few seconds under nervous control

  • change in viscocity of collagen fibres

  • ionic movements alter weak interaction between the macromolecules

  • means muscle tone can be alteresd without energy involved w muscular contraction

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crinoidea (feather stars and sea lillies

  • suspension feeders

  • mouth is surrounded by feeding arms and is linked to a u shaped gut

  • anus located on the oral disc near the mouth

  • 5 arms are subdivided into 10 or mire

  • feather stars are impressive swimmers

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sea stars (asteroidea0

  • scavengers

  • invasionary species

  • starfishes

  • problem for conservation

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holothuroidea: sea cucumbers

  • suspesion or deposit feeders

  • pharynx lies behind the mouth anf is usrrounded by a ring of ten calcereous plates

  • sea cucumbers extract oxygen from water in a pair oof respiratory trees that branch in the cloaca just inside the anus

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