Kingdom Animalia

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Kingdom Animalia

Char: Domain Eukarya, Opisthokonta, Kingdom Animalia, and Multi Cell, Ingest food and digest internally, movement at some stage, most invertebrates, most larvae stage, most have complex tissues
Synap: Unique Cellular junctions and Matrices, (Collagen/Proteoglycans=Matrix and Desmosomes/tight junctions=cell junctions)

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Bilateral Symmetry

One plane through center of organism

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Radial Symmetry

Multiple planes of symmetry from center out

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Ectoderm

Outside of body (Skin/Nervous System)

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Endoderm

Innermost (Digestive tract/urinary tract)

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Mesoderm

Middle layer (Body Cavity with organs, muscles, skeleton) Tripoblast only

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Acoelmates

Flatworms
No Selom, ancestors had them

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Complete Coelomates

Mollusks, Anthropods, etc
Body Cavity lined with mesoderm (More complex body)

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Pseudocoelmates

Body cavity partially lined w/ mesoderm (Limits complexity/movement)

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Phylum Cnidaria

Jellyfish/Corals/Sea Anemones/etc
Char: All Euk, Opis, Animal King, Radial Symmetry, Dipoblast (2 layer tissue), no brain but evidence of sleep, mostly muscles/nerves, most 2 life stages (Medusa/Hydra or Polyp), blind gut (one opening for mouth and anus)
Synap:Cnidocytes: Stinging cells
Mesoglea: Proteinaceous gel/jelly layer btwn endo
Nerve net: web of nerves across body

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Phylum Cnidaria Eco/Econ

Tropical Oceans: Coral reefs (Hard corals from CaCo3 from h20) which is habitat for many species/tourism/fishing
Monterey Bay: No reefs but lots of pelagic jellies
Major Impact from climate change: Coral Bleaching: normally dinoflagellates(zookontheia) live in coral/feed on w/ photosynthesis but warm temps trigger immune response and kicks out dinoflagellates
Sea Anemones (Major Pred)

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Protosomes

Blastopore becomes mouth 1st
Mesoderm splits to form Coelum

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Deuterostomes

Blastopore becomes mouth 2nd/anus first
Mesoderm pinches off to form Coelum

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Gastrulation

Gut formation from blastospore

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Body cavity

Coelom formation from mesoderm

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Superphylum Protostomia/Protosomes

More than 95% of animal species
Synap: Anterior (front) brain that surrounds the gut
Central nervous system on ventral/stomach side

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Lophtrochozoans

Major protostome group
They have lophophor(Ciliated hair tentacle for food) or/and Trochophore larvae (ciliated larvae that swims)

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Ecdysozoans

2nd Major protostome group
Sheds exoskeletons like anthropods shed outer body to grow

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Phylum Platheminthes (flatworms)

Plat means flat
Blood/liver flukes, trematodes, tapeworms, planarians
Char: D. Euk, K Animal, Protostome, Opisthokonta, Very Flat (Sometimes 1 cell thick), blind gut (mouth=mouth and anus)
Synap: Secondarily evolved the loss of coelom (body cavity) but ancestors had
Due to thinness: Gas exchange directly through host/environment

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Phylum Annelida (Segmented worms)

Earthworms/Maine polychaetes:leeches
Char:D. Euk, K Animal, protostome, Opisthokonta, one way gut (mouth/anus seperate), closed circulatory system, complete coelum
Synap: Repeated organs in each segment
Circumvention and Longitudal muscles around ceolum for complete movement

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Phylum Molluska

Mollsuks/shellfish/Squids/Slugs
Char:D. Euk, K Animal, protostome, Opisthokonta, one way gut(sep mouth and anus), most open circulatory but cephalopods=closed circulatory system)
Synap: Mantle: Dorsal tissue that secretes protective layer (Like Shell)
Muscular foot: Special muscle for locomotion
mantle cavity: Central area of organs (blob)

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Phylum Molluska Eco/Econ

MMajor predator/herbivore/filler feeder
Intertidal domination:mollusks
Medical research such as cone snail toxin
Important food like clams oysters muscles
Smart invertabrates

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Phylum Annelida Eco/Econ

Terrestrial (Earth Worms) that are decomposers and build soils
Marine: Predator/Filler feeders
Freshwater: Ectoparasites like leeches, anticoagulant blood, medical research

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Phylum Platyhelminthes Eco/Econ

Most are major parasites
Some tiny free living predators

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