zoo lab 7 (phyla nematoda + arthropoda w/ roundworm + crayfish dissection)

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what type of coelomates are nematodes?

pseudocoelomates

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are nematodes segmented?

no

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what type of symmetry do nematodes and arthropods have?

bilateral

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nematodes and arthropods have a _____ that is secreted by their ______

cuticle, epidermis

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nematodes are ___ecious

dio

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2 visual differences between male and female nematodes

females are larger, males have curved tails

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nematodes have a ______ digestive system

complete

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do nematodes have an excretory system?

yes

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do nematodes have a circulatory or respiratory system?

no

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2 modes of living for nematodes

free-living, parasitic

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nematodes can be parasitic to ____ and _____

plants, animals

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large human intestinal roundworm classification (phylum, genus, species)

phylum nematoda, genus ascaris, species lumbricoides

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____ are the only, definitive host of Ascaris lumbricoides

humans

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what type of transmission are Ascaris lumbricoides spread by?

fecal-oral

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nematodes have both _____ and _____ nerve cords

ventral, dorsal

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around where on a nematode body is the genital pore located?

center

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how are nematode gonads arranged in their body?

wrapped around intestine

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what type of “skeleton” do nematodes have?

hydrostatic

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do nematodes have circular or longitudinal muscles?

longitudinal

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what performs the majority of nutrient and gas transport in nematodes?

pseudocoelom fluid

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what makes up the excretory system of nematodes?

lateral lines

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what does “arthropoda“ mean?

jointed foot

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what 3 characteristics do all arthropods share?

segmented body, jointed appendages, exoskeleton

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arthropods were the first animal group with a “true _____”

skeleton

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what protein are arthropod skeletons made of?

chitin

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what produces an arthropod’s exoskeleton?

epidermis

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4 functions of exoskeleton

protection, support, prevent drying out, attach muscles

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what type of coelomates are arthropods?

coelomates

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what can arthropod coeloms be filled with?

blood/hemolymph

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do arthropods have a closed or open circulatory system?

open

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what are the 2 most basic parts of an arthropod nervous system?

ventral nerve cord, dorsal cerebral ganglia

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3 options for arthropod respiratory systems

gills, book lungs, trachea and spiracles

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what respiratory organs do crustaceans have?

gills

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what respiratory organs do arachnids have?

book lungs

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what respiratory organs do insects have?

trachea and spiracles

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what excretory organ is unique to crustaceans?

green gland

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function, description, and location of green gland

excrete nitrogenous waste, like kidney, near mouth

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4 subphyla within phylum arthropoda

chelicerata, myriapoda, crustacea, hexapoda

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2 classes within subphylum chelicerata

merostomata, arachnida

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2 classes within subphylum myriapoda

chilopoda, diplopoda

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1 class within subphylum crustacea

malacostraca

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1 class within subphylum hexapoda

insecta

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1 visual difference between male and female crayfish

males have copulatory swimmerets

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what are spiracles?

openings in insect abdomen that let air in and out

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example organism for class merostomata

horseshoe crab

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4 example organisms for class arachnida

spiders, ticks, mites, scorpions

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example organism for class chilopoda

centipedes

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example organism for class diplopoda

millipedes

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4 example organisms for class malacostraca

crabs, lobsters, shrimp, crayfish

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horseshoe crab classification (phylum, subphylum, class, genus)

phylum arthropoda, subphylum chelicerata, class merostomata, genus limulus

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spider/scorpion/tick/mite classification (phylum, subphylum, class)

phylum arthropoda, subphylum chelicerata, class arachnida

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centipede classification (phylum, subphylum, class)

phylum arthropoda, subphylum myriapoda, class chilopoda

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millipede classification (phylum, subphylum, class)

phylum arthropoda, subphylum myriapoda, class diplopoda

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freshwater crayfish classification (phylum, subphylum, class, genus)

phylum arthropoda, subphylum crustacea, class malacostraca, genus procambarus

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insect classification (phylum, subphylum, class)

phylum arthropoda, subphylum hexapoda, class insecta

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what is another term for an arthropod coelom?

hemocoel

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both arthropods and nematodes undergo a process called “ecdysis”. what is another term for this?

molting

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cephalothorax

fused head and thorax

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rostrum

snout-like projection in arthropods

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arthropods have _____ eyes

compound

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antennae functions (2 things they can sense)

sense chemicals and tactile stimuli

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antennule functions (3 things they can sense)

sense chemicals, tactile stimuli, and equilibrium

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are antennae or antennules longer?

antennae

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maxillae description and function

4 short mouthparts that hold food

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maxillipeds description and function

6 mouthparts that manipulate food

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mandibles description and function

hard mouthparts that grind food into mouth

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chelipeds description and function

pinchers, grasp food, defense

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formal term for crustacean walking legs

periopods

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another term for swimmerets

pleopods

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copulatory swimmerets function

sperm transfer

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function and description of uropod and telson

make up tail, used for control when moving

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typical position/location for telson in relation to whole tail

center

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typical position/location for uropods in relation to whole tail

side

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2 regions of crayfish stomach (from anterior to posterior)

cardiac, pyloric

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what 2 structures work together to complete mechanical digestion in crayfish?

cardiac stomach, gastric mill

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what 2 structures work together to complete chemical digestion in crayfish?

pyloric stomach, digestive gland

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in crayfish, what body plane is the abdominal artery located on?

dorsal

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branches of the ventral nerve cord that encircle the esophagus in crayfish

circumesophageal nerves

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what clade do both phyla (nematoda and arthropoda) fit into?

clade ecdysozoa