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pinacocytes
flattned eptiheial cells
choanocytes
cells that create water currents in canals and chambers
mesohyl
gelatinous matrix with scattered cells
spicules
structral cells made of of eithercalcium carbonte, silica or fibers of spongins
gemmules
internal asexual buds in freshwater
Class Demospongia
siliceous spicules, but never 6 rayed and/or fibers of sponging
all leuconoid
Class Calcarea
spicles are calcerous
asconoid, syconoid, or leucnoid
Ascon
incurrent pores, spongocoel lined with choanocytes; osculum
usually Class Calcarea
Sycon
ostium, incurrent canals, radial CANALS lined with choanocytes, spongocoel; osclum
Leucon
body plan with pores; incurrent canals; radial canals; flagellated chambers with choancytes; osculum
Class Hexactinellida
Spiclues are siliecous, 6 rayed and fused
Euplectella
radial canal
what is number 1
apopyle
what is 2
incurrent canal
what is 3.
dermal ostimum
what is 4
Amphiblastula
what is 1. pointing to
Planula
Larval form of cnidarian species
Formed from either a Medusa or a polyp
Phylum Cnidaria, Class Hydrozoa
hydra sp.
Scyphistoma
2nd stage of the scyphozoa development
Gastrodermis
What is 1
Gastovascular cavity
What is 2
mesoglea
What is 3
Epidermis
What is 4
Ephyra
Budded off Medusa’s from the schiystoma via strobilation. Will mature into a Medusae
Class Anthozoa, order Octocorallia
Give class and order for this species
Class Anthozoa order Scleractinia
Name class and order
Gastric/gonad pouches
What are the areas pinned in this specimen (Class Scyphozoa)
Cnidarian, Anthozoa
Name phylum and class
Auricle
What is 1
Eye spots
What is 2
Diverticulum
What is 5
Gastrovascular cavity
What is 2
pharynx
What is 3
Phylum Platyhelminths, class turbellaria, order Tricladida
Names phylum class and order
Mouth
What is 4=
Phylum annelida, class polychaetae, Clade erradica
What is class and phylum
Phylum porifera class demospongiae
Bath sponge phylum and class
phlyum platyhelimnths, class tremadtoda (flukes)
name phlyum and class
Acolemoates
plathyhelmnths, class trematoda body plan
Cnidaria, hydrozoa
name phylum and class
Diploblastic, has mesoglea + fluid filled gastrovascaulr cavity
skeleton/body plan of hydrozoa
budding hydra
what is the needle pointing to
center of tentacles
where is the mouth/oral opening at the buds of this hydra
class cestoda mature proglotitds
this slide represents phylum platyhelimthes
septa
the thick radial partionins divding the gastrovascular cavity into chambers
zooids on the tentacles porotions, medusoids produce gametes
how does Physalia reproduce
phlyum Cnidaria, class hydrozoa
name phylum and class
oral sucker, acetabulum
two structures in trematoda that aid in the capture of food and attachment onto hosts
phlyum platyhelimnths, class trematoda
name phlyum and class
immature
uniform tissues, with no obovious reproductive organs
is this proglottid mature of immature
Scolex
rounded head of at the bottom og slide
suckers that attach host intestinal tract
the circular structures on this Taenia scolex is
gential pore
opening on side of proglottids
ovaries and vitelline glands
what is circled on this mature proglottid
ecdysozoa
superphlyum of Nemerta, which differs from other worms
typhysole
what is circled here in this Olgiochaete cross section