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Are lophotrochozoans triploblastic or diploblastic?
triploblastic
Lophotrochozoans are classified by…
trocophore larval stage or the lophophore which is a structure aorund the mouth and helps with filter feeding.
What is the coelom?
An internal body cavity that develops from the mesoderm
acoelomate animals have…
no enclosed cavity. ex? platyhelminthes
pseudocoelomate animals have…
body cavity with no mesoderm lining. ex) nemotoda and flatworms
coelomate animals have…
body cavityies lined by mesoderm. ex) molluska, annelida
in protosomes, coelom forms from
mesoderm
in deuterostomes, coelom forms by…
endoderm
What type of circulatory system do anthropods and most mollusks have?
Open circulatory system
What type of circulatory system do cephalopods and annelids have?
Closed circulatory system

What organism is this?
Rotifer
what group are flatworms apart of ?
Platyhelminthes
Playthelminthes have no circulatory or respiratory system, instead they…
gas exchange through diffusion
class tubellaria are also known as…
planaria

what type of helminthes is this?
planaria
Trematoda are also known as …
flukes

What organism is this?
Trematoda/ Fluke
Cestoda are also known as…
tapeworms
what are the characteristics of annelida?
coelomates; fluid filled coelom, metamerism; segmentation, and setae
oligochaeta are also known as…
earthworms
What are known characteristics of molluska?
calcium carbonate shell, viseral mass which is a collection of internal organs, mantle, annd muscular foot which is used for locomotion and feeding.
Cephalopoda are known for…
being the only mollusks with a closed circulatory system and having two brachial hearts