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Captures light in microscope
Objective lenses
Collect and focuses the light from the light source onto the specimen
Condenser
Controls the amount of light, reaching the specimen this becomes important with More transparent specimens
Iris diaphragm
Small pores that formed the openings for water to flow into the SpongeBob body
Porocyte
Channel water to choanocytes
Porocyte
Creates water current
Filters food particles from water
Choanocytes
Becomes sperm during sexual reproduction (porifera)
Choanocytes
Digest food particles
Produces spicules and spongin
Totipotent cells
Amoebocyte
Becomes eggs during sexual reproduction (porifera)
Amoebocyte
Make up outer layer of sponge
Pinacocyte
Outer layer of sponge
Pinacoderm
Openings where water flows in and is formed entirely by porocytes
Ostia
these line spongocoel in asconoid sponges
Choanocytes
These are found in the radial canal in syconoid sponges
Choanocytes
These are found in the flagellated chambers in leuconoid sponges
Choanocytes
Jelly like substance that provides support for the body in Cnidaria
Mesoglea
What is the rest of the body besides Proglottids called in Cestoda
Strobila
in Cestoda what are the things that break off after eggs are fertilized called
Proglottids
Repeating body segments
metamerism
Repeating body segments are more or less the same
Homonomous
Repeating body segments are different
Heteronomous
Outer rings that separate metameres
Annuli
Thin layer tissue in which organs/nerves Can pass through
Septa
Larval stage in class polychaeta wear, the larva looks different than the adult
Trochophore larvae
Provide support to parapodia and setae
Acicula
Class Clitellata, secrete mucus sheath for eggs
Clitellum
Live within the sediment rather than on top with mouth downward
Infaunal
Use for camouflage or warning signs in Cephalopoda
Chromatophores