stereomicroscope (dissecting microscope)
just shows the surface of the microscope
compound light microscope
Thin slices on slides. Light goes through the object
onion cell slide
human cheek cells
Euglena
bacilli bacteria
coccus bacteria
spirilla bacteria
colony morphology agar plate
Cyanobacteria Gleocapsa
Cyanobacteria Oscillatoria
Cyanobacteria Anabaena
Photosynthetic protists- Green Algae Spirogyra
Photosynthetic protists- Green Algae Volvox
Photosynthetic protists- Green Algae Green Algae (sea lettuce)
Photosynthetic protists- Green Algae Acetabularia
Photosynthetic protists-Brown Algae (Kelp,seaweed) Fucus
Photosynthetic protists-Brown Algae (Kelp, seaweed) Sargassum
Photosynthetic protists-Brown Algae (Kelp, seaweed) Laminaria
Photosynthetic protists- Red Algae Chondrus crispus
Photosynthetic protists- Red Algae Corallina
Photosynthetic protists- Red Algae Dasya
Photosynthetic protists- Algae Diatoms
Photosynthetic protists- Algae Dinoflagellates
Heterothophic protists- Protozoa Amoeba proteus
Heterotrophic Protists- Protozoa Paramecium multimicronucleatum
Heterotrophic Protists- Protozoa Stentor
Heterotrophic Protists- Protozoa Vorticella
Heterotrophic Protists- Protozoa Trypanosoma gambiense
Heterotrophic Protists- Protozoa Plasmodium vivax
Slime molds (physarum)
Pulsating slime mold
Phylum porifera Grantia
Phylum porifera Sponge with probe in osculum
Phylum Cnideria Hydra
Phylum Cnidaria Obelia
Phylum Cnideria DIVERSITY
early stages of animal development Sea urchin zygote with fertilization membrane
early stages of animal development Starfish
Phylum Platyhelminthes (flatworms) Planaria
Phylum Nematoda (roundworms) Ascaris
Phylum Mollusca DIVERSITY
Phylum Annelida DIVERSITY
Phylum Arthropoda DIVERSITY
Phylum Echninodermata DIVERSITY
Subphylum Urochordata- Tunicate Sea squirt adult
Subphylum Urochordata- Tunicate Ascidian Tadpole
Subphylum Urochordata- Tunicate Adult Tunicates
Subphylum Cephalochordata- Sea lancelets Branchiostoma
Subphylum Cephalochordata- Sea lancelets Adult Sea Lancelets
Subphylum Vertebrata Perch
Subphylum Vertebrata Frog
Subphylum Vertebrata Pigeon
Subphylum Vertebrata Pig
Subphylum Vertebrata Cat skeleton
Subphylum Vertebrata Monkey skeleton
Subphylum Vertebrata Chicken skeleton
Subphylum Vertebrata Mole skeleton
Subphylum Vertebrata Turtle skeleton
Subphylum Vertebrata Bald eagle skeleton
Subphylum Vertebrata Nine-banded armadillo skeleton
Subphylum Vertebrata Bat skeleton
Acoelomate
Pseudocoelomate what is the arrow pointing at?
coelomic (liquid filled space)
Coelomate what is the arrow pointing at?
coelomic (liquid filled space)
Porifera (sponges)
-NA body layers -do not have digestive system (diffusion) -do not have respiratory system -hermaphrodites (but can reproduce asexually by budding) -asymmetrical -Acoelomate -Neither protostome or deuterosome -Locomotion: sessile
Cnidaria
-2 body layers -Single opening for digestion and eating -No respiratory system -Hydro static Skeleton
Hermaphrodites -Radial symmetry -Coelom -Neither protostome or deuterostome -Locomotion: Sessile, medusa
Platyhelminthes (flat worm)
-3 body layers -single opening for digestion and eating -No respiratory system -Hydro-static skeleton -Hermaphroditic -Bilateral symmetry -Protostome -Locomotion - muscle elongation/contraction, swimming
Nematoda (round worms)
-3 body layers -two openings (mouth to anus) -No respiratory system -hydro static -Sexual and Asexual -Bilateral symmetry -Pseudocoelom -Protostome -Locomotion - Muscle elongation and contraction; Swimming
Annelida (segmented worms)
-3 body layers -Complete digestive tract -Complete respiratory system -Hydro static skeleton -segmented
sexual and asexual (monoecious or dioecious) -Bilateral symmetry -Coelom -Protostome
Mollusca (mollusks)
3 body layers -Complete digestive tract -not segmented -No skeletal system (some have exoskeleton) -Hermaphrodite -Internal or external shells -Bilateral symmetry -Coelom -Protostome
Arthropoda (crustaceans)
-3 body layers -complete digestion with two openings -segmented -Invertebrate- jointed limbs and cuticles; Insects exoskeletons -Sexual -Bilateral -Coelom -Protostome
Echinodermata (starfish)
-3 body layers -Complete digestive system -Endoskeleton
Not segmented -Sexual and Asexual Reproduction -Plates in their internal organs -Bilateral symmetry -Coelom -Deuterostome
Chordata
Not that important