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principles of development (ch. 8), animal-like protista (ch. 11), acoelomate bilateral animals (ch. 14), pseudocoelomate animals (ch. 15), molluscs (ch.16)
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what are the key events of animal development?
fertilization
cleavage (blastula)
gastrulation
organogenesis
compare the developmental characteristics of the two bilaterally symmetrical metazoans, the protostomes, and deuterostomes
name three primary germ layers and their derivatives in vertebrates
ectoderm
endoderm
mesoderm
discuss the process of fertilization including events in the egg membrane and how polyspermy is prevented
fast and slow block
define autotroph and heterotroph
describe and compare the structure and function of flagella and cilia (including sliding microtubule hypothesis for flagellar movement)
list the general characteristics of platyhelminthes
how do you become infected with the beef tapeworm?
explain the difference between a true coelom and pseudocoel
how are humans infected by each of the following: ascaris lumbricoides, enterobius vermicularis (pinworm), and trichinella spiralis
list general features of the phylum mollusca
how do cephalopods differ from other molluscs?