Lab 9- Platyhelminthes & Nematodes

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<p>Phylum, class, and genus of this species</p>

Phylum, class, and genus of this species

Phylum: Platyhelminthes, class: Turbellaria, genus: Dugesia

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<p>Phylum, class, and genus of this species</p>

Phylum, class, and genus of this species

Phylum: Platyhelminthes, class: trematoda, genus: Clonorchis

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<p>Phylum, class, and genus of this species</p>

Phylum, class, and genus of this species

Phylum: Platyhelminthes, class: Cestoda, genus: Taenia

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<p>Phylum and genus of this species</p>

Phylum and genus of this species

Phylum: Nematoda, genus: Ascaris

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<p>Phylum and genus of this species</p>

Phylum and genus of this species

Phylum: Nematoda, genus: Turbatrix

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<p>Describe the difference between the acoelmate and psuedocoelomate condition </p>

Describe the difference between the acoelmate and psuedocoelomate condition

Acoelomate: animal whose central space is filled with tissue (mesoderm) and no true body cavity exist

Psuedocoelomate: animal with a central body cavity that lies between the gastrodermis and the mesoderm

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Difference in body plan + movement in flatworms and round worms

Flatworms are dorsoventrally flattened, acoelomate (no body cavity), and have an incomplete gut (one opening), whereas roundworms are cylindrical, pseudocoelomate (fluid-filled body cavity), and have a complete digestive tract (two openings). Flatworms (Platyhelminthes) move primarily by gliding using cilia on a mucus trail or by undulating muscular waves, while roundworms (Nematodes) move exclusively by thrashing or wiggling using longitudinal muscles

<p>Flatworms are dorsoventrally flattened, acoelomate (no body cavity), and have an incomplete gut (one opening), whereas roundworms are cylindrical, pseudocoelomate (fluid-filled body cavity), and have a complete digestive tract (two openings)<span><span>.&nbsp;Flatworms (Platyhelminthes) move primarily by gliding using cilia on a mucus trail or by undulating muscular waves, while roundworms (Nematodes) move exclusively by thrashing or wiggling using longitudinal muscles</span></span></p>
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<p>What is this structure and its purpose?</p>

What is this structure and its purpose?

Auricle, chemoreceptors that sense dissolved chemicals in water

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<p>What is this </p>

What is this

Gastrovascular cavity

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<p>What is this </p>

What is this

Pharynx

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Flame cells

specialized excretory and osmoregulatory cells found in flatworms (phylum Platyhelminthes), designed to filter metabolic waste and excess water from the body

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<p>What is this </p>

What is this

Lateral nerve cords

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<p>What is this structure </p>

What is this structure

Ocelli (eyespots)

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<p>What is this structure </p>

What is this structure

Gastrovascular cavity

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<p>What is this structure </p>

What is this structure

Pharynx

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<p>What is this structure </p>

What is this structure

Gastrodermis

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<p>What is this structure</p>

What is this structure

Circular muscle

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<p>What is this structure</p>

What is this structure

Longitudinal muscle

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<p>What is this structure </p>

What is this structure

Dorsoventral muscle

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What is this structure

Ventral sucker

<p>Ventral sucker</p>
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<p>What is this structure</p>

What is this structure

Pharynx

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What is this structure

Esophagus

<p>Esophagus</p>
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<p>What is this structure </p>

What is this structure

Gastrovascular cavity

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<p>What are these</p>

What are these

Testes

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<p>What is this </p>

What is this

Ovary

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<p>What is this </p>

What is this

Uterus

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<p>What is this structure </p>

What is this structure

Strobila

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<p>What is this structure </p>

What is this structure

Scolex

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<p>What are these</p>

What are these

Hooks

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<p>What are these</p>

What are these

Proglottids

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