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phylum porifera
sponges
level of organization for porifera
cellular
body plan of porifera
asymmetrical, no true body plan
key feature of porifera
pores for water flow
examples of phylum cnidaria
Anemones, corals, jellyfish, hydra
level of organization for cnidaria
tissue level
body plan of cnidarians
sac-like body with one opening (gastrovascular cavity)
symmetry of cnidarians
radial symmetry
cnidarians body cavity?
no true coelom (gastrovascular cavity only)
two stages of cnidarians?
polyp and medusa
which stage is dominant in hydra: polyp or medusa?
polyp
what is extracellular digestion
digestion outside cells (in cavity), then absorbed
what are cnidocytes?
stinging cells
what are nematocysts?
stinging structures inside cnidocytes
what’s a polyp
sessile, tube shaped
what is a medusa?
free swimming, umbrella shaped
phylum platyhelminthes common name
flatworms
level of organization for platyhelminthes
organ level
body plan of platyhelminthes
flattened body
symmetry of platyhelminthes
bilateral
does phylum platyhelminthes have any body cavity?
acoelomate (no body cavity)
what is a planarian?
a free living flatworm (regeneration, hermaphroditic)
what are tapeworms
intestinal parasites
what is a scolex
a tapeworms head region
what do hooks and suckers do for tapeworms?
aid in attaching to a host
what are proglottids on a tapeworm
body segments
mature vs gravid proglottids
mature: has reproductive organs
gravid: filled with eggs
phylum nematoda common name
roundworms
level of organization for phylum nematoda
organ system level
body plan of phylum nematoda
cylindrical
does phylum nematoda have symmetry?
bilateral
does phylum nematoda have a body cavity?
pseudocoelomate
what is ascaris
a parasitic roundworm
what are vinegar eels?
free living nematodes
do rotifers have a complete digestive tracts?
yes
what is a corona?
a ciliated “wheel” structure that phylum rotifera uses for feeding
type of reproduction for phylum rotifera
parthenogenesis (asexual is common)
level of organization for phylum rotifera
organ system
does phylum rotifera have a body cavity?
pseudocoelomate
does phylum rotifera have symmetry?
bilateral
phylum mollusca level of organization
organ system
phylum mollusca body plan
soft body
does phylum mollusca have symmetry
bilateral
does phylum mollusca have a body cavity?
coelomate
is phylum mollusca a protosome or a deuterostome?
protosome (form their mouths first)
what 3 parts do all mollusks have
foot
visceral mass
mantle
major mollusk groups?
gastropods (snails)
bivalves (clams)
cephalopods (octopus, squid)
level of organization for phylum Annelida?
organ system
body plan for phylum Annelida
segmented
does phylum annelida have symmetry?
bilateral
does phylum Annelida have body cavity?
Coelomate
are phylum Annelida protosome or deuterostome?
protosome
what is the clitellum?
phylum Annelidas reproductive structure (thick band)
what is the prostomium?
the head region of phylum Annelida
level of organization for phylum Anthropoda
organ system
body plan of phylum Arthropoda
segmented with jointed appendages
does phylum Arthropoda have symmetry?
bilateral
does phylum Arthropoda have body cavity?
coelomate
is phylum Arthropoda a protosome or deuterosome?
protosome
main feature of arthropods?
exoskeleton
types of metamorphosis (arthropods)
complete: egg to larva to pupa to adult
incomplete: egg to nymph to adult
major arthropod groups?
insects
arachnids
crustaceans
myriapods
phylum Exhinodermata level of organization
organ system
does phylum Echinodermata have symmetry?
Radial (adults), Bilateral (larvae)
does phylum Echinodermata have a body cavity?
coelomate
is phylum Echinodermata a protostome or deuterstome?
deuterostome (forms anus first)
what is the water vascular system?
phylum Echinodermatas hydraulic system for movement
function of madreporite?
phylum Echinodermatas water intake
function of ampulla?
how phylum Echinodermata pumps water
function of tube feet
phylum Echinodermataa movement and feeding
how many stomachs does a sea star have? (phylum Echinodermata)
2
phylum chordatas level of organization
organ system
does phylum chordata have symmetry?
bilateral
what defines chordates
notochord
dorsal hollow nerve cord
gill structures
post-anal tail
subphylum Urochordata common name?
Tunicates (sea squirts)
Subphylum Cephalochordata common name
lancelets or Amphioxus
what are class chondrichthyes?
cartilaginous fish (sharks, rays)
what are classs Osteichthyes?
bony fish
class amphibia key traits
moist skin
metamorphosis
live in water and land
class reptilia key traits
scales
amniotic eggs
terrestrial
Class Aves key traits
feathers
wings
endothermic
class mammalia key traits
hair
mammary glands
endothermic
what is a coelom?
a fluid filled body cavity completely lined by mesoderm
what did acoelomate mean?
no body cavity (Platyhelminthes)
what does pseudocoelomate mean?
‘false’ body cavity (nematoda, rotifera)
what makes a body cavity false?
not being completely lined with mesoderm
what does coelomate mean?
true body cavity (mesoderm lined cavity)
what phyla contain coelomate
mollusca
annelida
arthropoda
echinodermata
chordata
what does protostome mean?
mouth forms first in the embryo
what does the blastopore become in a protostome
the mouth
what is the cleavage pattern of a protostome?
spiral, determinate
examples of protostomes
mollusca, annelida, arthropoda
what does deuterostome mean?
anus forms first in embryo
what does the blastopore become in a deuterostome?
the anus
cleavage pattern of deuterostomes?
radial, indeterminate
examples of deuterostomes
echinodermata, chordata
list the phyla
Porifera
Cnidaria
Platyhelminthes
Nematoda
Rotifera
Mollusca
Annelida
Arthropods
Echinodermata
Chordata
Chordata classes
Chondrichthyes
Osteichthyes
Amphibia
Reptilia
Aves
Mammalia
how do you correctly write genus and species on paper
underline both words
capitalize Genus only
Lowercase species