Diversity of Animals

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Animals are multicellular ____________.

eukaryotes

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What makes an animal an animal?

  1. ALL animals eat other organism to obtain nutrients

  2. Animals are MOTILE- at least at one point during life cycle

  3. ALL animals pass through common stages during embryo to adult development

  4. Almost all animals have specialized tissues

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Specialized tissues

many similar cells that act together to perform a specific function

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What animal does NOT have specialized tissues?

sponges

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Fossil evidence and genetic analyses indicate that the first animal evolved from what 570 million years ago?

flagellated protists

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Cambrian explosion

dramatic increase in animal diversity about 540 million years ago

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What ignited the Cambrian explosion?

  • the evolution of hard body coverings led to complex predator-prey relationships

  • atmospheric oxygen reached a high enough concentration to support mobile animals

  • hox genes caused different body plans

ALL HYPOTHESES

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Hox genes

genes that control the cells during development

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Four types of tissues ONLY seen in animals

  • Muscles

  • Nerves

  • Connective

  • Epithelial

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Muscles

allows an animal to move

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Nerves

allows communication between body parts

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Connective

allows transport of body fluids and structural support

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Epithelial

covers the internal and external surfaces of organs and the external surface of the body

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Most animals reproduce ____________.

sexually

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Sexual reproduction involves fertilization of _______.

gametes

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Asexual reproduction usually includes _________.

budding and fragmentation

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Parthenogenesis

unfertilized eggs develop into new offspring, eggs are dipoloid, no sperm involved, chemical stimulate egg to divide.

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Animals must have a form of ___________ in order to absorb nutrients from the food into their cells.

digestive system

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Classification of animals are based on what?

  • morphological characteristics

  • developmental characteristics

  • molecular comparisions

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Animals are grouped together based on their shared characteristics

  1. cell and tissue organization

  2. body symmetry

  3. germ layers

  4. protostomes or deuterostomes

  5. ecdysozoans or lophotrochozoans

  6. body cavity

  7. digestive tract

  8. segmentation

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Body symmetry

asymmetrical, radial, bilateral

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radial symmetry

multiple body parts are arranged around a central axis

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bilateral symmetry

only one plane can divide the animal into mirror images

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asymmetrical symmetry

lack symmetry

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Do sponges have organs or tissues?

NO

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Blastula

sphere of cells surrounding a fluid-fluid cavity

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Gastrulation

process that invlolves cell migration to create germ layers

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Radial symmetry is how many germ layers?

two

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Bilateral symmetry is how many germ layers?

three

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Ectoderm

outer layer that will give rise to skin and the nervous system

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Endoderm

inner layer that will become the digestive system

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Mesoderm

between ecto and endoderm, gives rise to muscles, bones, circulatory system

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Animals with _____ germ layers have a much greater variety in body forms and functions

three

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In __________ the gut develops front to back, first opening is the mouth

protostomes

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In ________ the gut develops back to front, first opening is the anus

deuterostomes

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Protosomes are further divided into two groups

  • ecdysozoans

    or

  • lophotrochozoans

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Ecdysozoans all ________.

molt

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Lophotrochozoans all form ________ and share certain __________

larva, DNA sequences

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Larva has two bands of ______ around the middle and a cluster of long _____ at the top

cilia, flagella

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Acoelomates

do NOT have a true body cavity

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Pseudocoelomates

body cavity incompletely lined by a mesoderm, only lines the body wall

“false” body cavity

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Coelomates

have a true body cavity , organs are incased within the mesoderm

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Animals have an ___________ digestive tract if the mouth takes in food and ejects waste

incomplete

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Animals have a ___________ digestive tract if food passes in one direction from mouth to anus

complete

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Segmentation

division of body parts or a series of repeating parts

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Why is segmentation of the body plan important?

allows for free movement and development of certain body parts

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Invertebrates are animals _______ a backbone

WITHOUT

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Vertebrates are animals ______ a backbone

WITH