Crustaceans (part 1)

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What are the different Classes of Crustacea

-Branchiopoda
-Cephalocarida
-Remipedia
-Cirripedia
-Copepoda
-Malacostraca

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Crustaceans body structure

Eucoelomic
-True coelom
Segmentation
-16 to 20 body segments
Specialised segmentation
-Cephalothorax
Ancestrally biramous appendages

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Cephalothorax

Head is fused to the thorax

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What makes up crustaceans body wall and what substances reinforces it?

Chitin makes up body wall and calcium carbonate reinforces it

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What type of reproduction are crustaceans?

Gonochoristic

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What type of larvae crustacea release?

Nauplius

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What type of circulatory system crustaceans have?

Open circulatory system (Haemolymph)

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What the type of eyes crustaceans have?

Median and Compound

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Where is the median eye most predominant in crustaceans?

Larval stages
-Used for orientation

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What type of species still contain their median eye in adult stage?

Copepods

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Where are compound eyes found in crustaceans?

Either side of head

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What ability to compound eyes have?

Some ability to distinguish form and size

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In which species compound eyes are colour discriminators?

Stomatopods

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What is the process of moulting called?

Ecdysis

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In ecdysis of crustaceans what does this process need?

Hormones

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What doe hormones of crustaceans do in ecdysis?

Control the resorption of calcium salts and their redeposition in the new outer chitinous skeleton

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What factors decreases moulting frequency?

Age and body size

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Which organisms in special this factors affect moulting the most?

Malacostracans

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What Order is in Branchiopoda?

Cladocera (Water fleas)
-Show cylindrical parthenogenesis
-8 spp

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What are the 3 Superorders of Cirripedia?

Acrothoracica
-Burrowers into calcareous material
Rhizocephala
-All parasitic
Thoracica
-Acorn and stalked barnacles

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What are the 2 Orders of Thoracica?

Sessilia
-Acorn barnacles
Pedunculata
-Goose barnacles

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In Cirripedia are adults hermaphrodites?

Yes
-Do not usually self fertilise

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How many naupliar stages are there in Cirripedia?

6

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What type of larvae is followed after the 6 naupliar stages of Cirripedia?

Cypris

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Example of a parasitic Copepod?

Lepeophtheirus salmonis (sea lice)
-Most damaging parasite to the salmonid farming industry

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What is the amount estimated by the paper "The global economic cost of sea lice to the salmonid farming industry" of the total cost lost by sea lice?

305 303 260 euros

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Citate ""The global economic cost of sea lice to the salmonid farming industry"

Costello, 2009

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What are the three type of appendages found in free-living Copepods? How to distinguish them?

Cephalosome/Prosome
-+5 thoracic segments each with a pair of swimming legs
Urosome
-Abdomen up to 5 segments and no appendages

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What does the paper "What makes pelagic copepods so successful?" show?

This paper explores the reasons why Copepods are abundant in our oceans. One of the reasons they used to explain this were their body structure by them containing torpedo-shaped bodiessensory-armed antennules, and specialized muscle motors it allowed

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Reasons from the paper "What makes pelagic copepods so successful?" they use?

Body structure
-containing torpedo-shaped bodies sensory-armed antennules, and specialized muscle motors it allows them to escape from predators
Prey detection
-Efficiently detect prey
Mate finding
-Have an efficient mate finding mechanism

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Citate "What makes pelagic copepods so successful?"

Kiørboe, 2011

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What are the 2 types of planktonic copepods?

Calanoids and Cyclopoids

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Key ecological functions of planktonic copepods?

-Key grazers of phytoplankton
-Key food source for juvenile fish

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How many developmental stages do calanoid copepods have?

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-6 nauplius stages (NI-NVI)
-6 copepodite stages (CI-CVI)

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What separates each developmental stage of a calanoid copepod?

Moulting

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What type of vertical migration do calanoid copepods do?

Ontogenetic Vertical Migration

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Ontogenetic Vertical Migration (OVM)

Seasonal movements through the depths of the wate column

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Example of OVM

Calanus finmarchicus
-Survives on lipid reserves
-End of winter ascends through water column
-Start of winter descends

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What are the 2 main ways of feeding in planktonic copepods?

Ambush feeding and Feeding-current feeding

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What type of feeding are all pelagic cyclopoid copepods?

Ambush feeders