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How many animal phyla does Peter Holland’s book “the animal kingdom” recognise?
33
List 8 important animal phyla
Cnidaria
Annelida
Mollusca
Arthropoda
Nematoda
Echinodermata
Hemichordata
Chordata
List 3 ways to identify Annelida
worm like body with bilateral symmetry
segmented body divided into metameres
closed circulatory system
Give 2 examples of Annelida
earthworms and leeches
List 3 ways to identify Mollusca
single muscular foot used for locomotion
mantle - soft tissue covers the body, secreting a shell in many species
radula - toothed, ribbon like organ found in the mouths of most molluscs
Give two examples of Mollusca
gastropods and molluscs
List 2 ways to identify Arthopoda
jointed appendages (legs and antennae)
hard exoskeleton
Give two examples of Arthropoda
insects and crabs
What are Nematoda?
microscopic like organisms
Give two examples of Nematoda
human pinworm
threadworm
List 3 ways to identify Echinodermata
marine animal with radial symmetry
water vascular system for locomotion, feeding and anchoring
spiny skin
Give 2 examples of echinodermata
starfish and sea urchins
List 3 ways to identify Hemichordata
worm like marine animal
body divided into proboscis, collar, and trunk
open circulation (pharangeal gill slits)
Give two examples of Hemichordata
balanoglossus and graptolite
List 3 things that established phylogenetic relationships were determined by
comparative embryology
comparative morphology
molecular phylogenetics
State the 2 types of developments that characterise two major clades of bilaterium animals
protostome
deutrostome

List 3 structures that all chordata have
a notochord
a hollow dorsal nerve cord
endostyle or thyroid gland (containing iondine proteins)
What are protostomes?
single celled microscopic animal
What can protostomes be split into?
lophotrochozoa and ecdysozoa
List two phyla under lophotrochozoa
annelida and mollusca
List two phyla under ecdysozoa
arthropods and nematoda