Nematoda and Athropoda

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Copious (Abundant) on planet

Nematoda

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longitudinal muscles possessed by nematodes are used for

whip like movements

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body symmetry of nematodes

bilateral symmetry, have a tapered presentation at both the anterior and posterior ends

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parasitic species include

human roundworm, pin worm, hookworm, and trichina worm

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most common worm found in humans

A. lumbricoides

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Cause little disease but is the most parasitic worm in the US

E. vermicularis

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cause of flow mental and physical growth in infected children

N.americanus feeds on its hosts by hooking into the intestine and sucking more blood that needed to sustain itself.

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Causative agent of Trichinosis, causing extreme intestinal issues, and is acquired by the host through undercooked meats, esp pork

T. spiralis

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Do nematodas have any respiratory/circulatory system?

No

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Coelom in nematodas

Pseudocoel, serving as a hydrostatic skeleton

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free living nematode

vinegar eels (Turbatrix aceti)

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How many species in Arthropoda?

1,000,000 and higher

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Clade of Arthropoda and nematoda

Ecdysozoa

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body symmetry of Arthropoda

bilateral symmetry, triploblastic

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_____ appendages, ______ digestive system, _______ circulatory system

jointed appendages, complete digestive system, open circulatory system

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what are exoskeleton of arthropods made of?

chitin and protein secreted by epidermis underneath.

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3 clades of athropoda?

Chelicerata, Myriapoda, and Pancrustacea

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Chelicerata includes

arachinida (spiders, mites, ticks, scorpions) and meristomata (horeshoe crab)

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Chelicerata ____ antennae, most have _____ eyes, small manipulatory appendages in spiders are observes as _____, _______ mandibles

lack\, simple\, fangs\, lack

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what does Chelicerata use to form chelicerae?

The first pair of appendages added in feeding.

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Chelicerata have 1 pair of ______, and 4 pairs of ______

pedipalps\, walking legs

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formation of the clade pancrustacea includes

crustacean and insects

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The only arthropods that have 2 pairs of antennae

crustacean

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why are crabs, lobsters, crayfish, and shrimp known as decapods?

due to their 10 legs

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majority of known species of arthropods

insects

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Distinctive features of insects: _____ pairs of legs, _____ pairs of wings on the thorax

three pairs of\, two pairs of

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defense mechanisms of Eastern lubber grasshopper

brightly colored making to ward off predators

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where do grasshopper’s unpleasant odor come from?

thorax, which may be used in conjunction with its loud hissing noise as a form of intimidation (threaten)

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Coelom development in arthropods

Eucoelomates

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Body symmetry of Arthopods?

Bilateral symmetry