Phylum Porifera to Phylum Nematode. I really suggest going through the pictures in the book and the ones taken during class to fully understand.
All organisms in this kingdom are? -cell type
Multicellular
Animals are what type of -troph?
chemoheterotrophs
What are the phylum?
Phylum Porifera
Cnidaria
Platyhelminthes
Nematode
Annelids
Arthropoda
Mollusca
Hemichordate
Echinodermata
Chordate
Phylum Porifera
bearing pores
Phylum Porifera - organisms
sponges
Phylum Porifera - live
seawater
Osculum
opening
Spongocoel
large central cavity
Sponge reproduction
Asexual - budding
Sponges have NO…
tissue
Sponges are…
the basal taxa of animals
Sponge - symmetry
Asymmetrical
What lines the osculum?
Choanocytes
Phylum Porifera - feed
filter feed
Sponges are attached…?
to ocean floor
Phylum Cnidaria
stinging cells
Cnidaria’s stinging cells are in their…?
tentacles
Tentacle purpose
Inject poison
bring paralyzed victims towards oral (if small enough)
Polymorphic
many forms
polyp and medusa
Phylum Cnidaria- organisms
Anemone
Hydra
Jellyfish
Coral
Hydra reproduction
Asexual - budding
Identify the part
gastrovascular cavity
Waste is excreted through the…?
mouth
Phylum Cnidaria have - symmetry type
radial symmetry
Phylum Cnidaria have NO
organs
Medusa/jellyfish form has what at the bottom?
oral
Medusa has what at the top?
aboral
The Medusa form is...?
free living/moving
Medusa reproduction
sexual
Medusa create
polyp
Polyp form can produce
Medusa (both sexes)
Polyp
Polyp reproduction
asexual
Polyp form is…?
sessile/nonmoving
Phylum Platyhelminthes have…?
tissues and organs
Phylum Platyhelminthes - symmetry
bilateral symmetry
Hermaphrodite
having male and female organs
Cephalization
development of a head
Phylum Platyhelminthes digestive tract is…?
incomplete (no anus)
Phylum Platyhelminthes - organisms
Planaria
Taenia Piriformis (tapeworm)
Planaria are …?
free living
non-parasitic
Auricles
chemosensory and tactile (touch) organ
Eyespots
detect light
The mouth is attached to …?
proboscis
Planaria catch prey by
ejaculating their gastrovascular cavity
Tapeworms live in
the intestinal tract (parasitic)
Tapeworms feed on
predigested food not needing a digestive track
Scolex (purpose + parts)
Latches onto intestinal wall
suckers
hooks
Tapeworm Segments are called
proglottid
Immature Proglottid
smallest
closest to neck
male
Mature Proglottid
middle segment
hermaphrodite
Gravid Proglottid
“pregnant”
contains egg sacs
Phylum Nematode have a
pseudocoelom
Phylum Nematode specie differentiation
number of cells
cells don’t multiply, they grow
Phylum Nematode’s digestive tract is…?
complete
Phylum Nematode males have
hooks (used as penis)
Phylum Nematode females are
bigger/fuller
Phylum Nematode - organism
Round worms
Ascaris lumbricids (hookworms)
Example of a hookworm is
heartworms