Zoology Exam 2 Chapter 14 Flatworms, Mesozoans, Ribbon Worms (roelke) (UTA)

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You are ________ if the blastopore forms a mouth.

protostomia

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You are ______ is the blastopore forms an anus.

deuterostomia

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For phylum Acoelomorpha the _____ of epidermal cilia form interconnecting networks.

rootlets

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Which phylum is characterized by bilateral symmetry, a body flattened dorsoventrally, and has an anterior concentration of nerve cells?

phylum acoelomorpha

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How are the nerve cords arranged in phylum acoelomorpha?

radially

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How does the phylum acoelomorpha asexually reproduce?

asexually by fragmentation

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True or False Acoelomorpha have both excretory and respiratory systems.

false has neither an excretory or respiratory system.

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Which phylum are the real flatworms?

phylum platyhelminthes

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Which organism are described

-cellular, ciliated epidermis,

-rhabdites,

-dual gland adhesive organs

turbellarians

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Which type of flatworm has a syncytial tegument as a covering?

parasitic flatworms

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Which organ in platyhelminthes is the simple waste excretion and osmoregulation organ?

protonephridia

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How is most wastes excreted in platyhelminthes?

across the body wall

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Flagella draw fluid through the _____, which acts as a collecting net for particles.

weir

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Protonephridia have a unique cell, the ____ cell that shaped like a cup with a tuft of flagella.

flame cell

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In platyhelminthes which structure serves as the photosensitive eyespots?

ocelli

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What are statocysts used for?

equilibrium

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What are rheoreceptors used for?

sensing water currents.

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How do the senses of platyhelminthes compare to those of the cnidarians?

much more developed

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Which class of platyhelminthes is described, mostly free living worms,

-creep along that use muscles and cilia to move.

class turbellaria

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Which class are the flukes?

class trematoda

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Describe the digenean life cycle for Clonorchis:

1. shelled embryo or larvae excreted to water.

2. miracidium.

3. sporocyst. make rediae make cercariae.

4. juveniles eaten by host, mature, repeat cycle.

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Which species is the human liver fluke?

clonorchis

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Describe the Digenean reproductive cycle of schistosoma:

1. eggs discharge in human waste. if into water hatch as ciliated miracidia

2. miracidia get into snails

-make sporocysts, give rise to cercariae, no rediae.

3. cercariae swim til contact human skin.

4. find liver live happily ever after.

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Which species is the blood fluke?

schistosoma

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Which species are the lung flukes?

paragonimus.

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Describe the life cycle of the lung fluke:

1. eggs coughed swallowed eliminated through poop.

2. zygotes develop in water.

3. miracidium finds snails, then rediae, then cercariae.

4. cercariae shed into water ingested by crabs,

5. metacercaria develop in crabs.

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Which class is all parasites, usually on gills of fish, not terrible for host, have a direct life cycle.

class monogenea

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Describe the life cycle of the class monogenean:

egg makes ciliated larvae, hooks to host.

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What is the term for the ciliated larvae of class monogenean?

oncomiracidium

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What is the term for the structure class monogenean uses to hook on hosts on the posterior end.

opisthaptor

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Which class are the tapeworms?

class cestoda

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tapeworms are covered in______.

microtriches

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What is the term for the tapeworm's repeating reproductive segments?

proglottids

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What is the term for a chain of proglottids?

strobila

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What is the term for the front end of tape worms?

scolex

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Turbellaria __________ in current form

paraphyletic

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Which hypothesis is described:

one branch becomes radially/biradially symmetrical and becomes cnidaria, other branch becomes bilaterally symmetrical and becomes platyhelmineths

planuloid ancestor hypothesis.

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Which phylum is the "missing link" between the protozoa and the metazoan?

phylum mesozoa

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Most mesozoans are only __-___ cells in 2 layers.

20-30

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What are the 2 groups of mesozoa?

rhombozoan and orthonectids

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What is the life cycle of a rhombozoan:

vermiform adults asexually make larvae that grow and sexually reproduce under crowded condition.

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How are rhombozoans larvae shed?

in hosts urine into water

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What is the life cycle of orthonectids?

life cycle sexual and asexual phases, asexual phase is known as a plasmodium, which divides to form distinct males and females.

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Which phylum are thread or ribbon shaped, bilaterally symmetrical worms that can be several meters in length?

phylum nemertea

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What is a characteristic that is unique to nemerteans?

eversible proboscis

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Describe the symmetry of Nemerteans:

bilaterally symmetrical, cylindrical anteriorly, and flattened posteriorly.

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Nemerteans have a true coelomic cavity called a?

rhyncocoel

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Which phylum has a four lobed brain?

phylum nemertea

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What kind of larvae does the nemerteans have?

pilidium larvae.

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Describe the vascular system of nemerteans?

blood vascular system.