M1: L4: Porifera (Sponges), Cnidaria

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What is the origins of animals? In other words, when did the first animals first arise?

metazoa arise ~ 700 MYA

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How old is the first direct evidence of life?

3.5 BYA

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Though confirmed eukaryotic fossils go back about 1.8 BYA, molecular data suggests the earliest eukaryotes probably appeared more than ____ BYA.

2 BYA

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Our oldest known fossils of multicellularity currently date back how many years?

1.3 BYA

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Why do you think the Cambrian Explosion got the 2nd part of its name?

a burst of animal phyla and marine species (algae and fish) evolution

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What are the 2 factors that contributed to the Cambrian explosion?

1) predator-prey interactions 

2) increase in O2 and evo of Hox genes

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Name the 4 eras from oldest to earliest.

Precambrian, Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and Cenozoic

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What organism(s) were present during the precambian era?

animals

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What organism(s) were present during the paleozoic era?

fish

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What organism(s) were present during the mesozoic era?

dinosaurs

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What organism(s) were present during the cenozoic era?

genus homo

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What are the characteristics of the phylum porifera?

1) no true tissue

2) specialized cells (epidermal, choanocytes, and amoebocytes)

3) mobile larvae // sessile adults

4) filter feeders

5) asymmetry

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What are the 3 specialized cells of the phylum porifera (sponges)?

1) epidermis: protective outer layer

2) choanocyte/colllar cells: inner lining

3) amoebocyte: mobile support cells

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What is the func of the ostium/ostia (small pores)?

allows water to flow in

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What is the func of the choanocytes (collar cells)?

1) collar of filaments covered in mucus — traps food particles

2) flagellum flaps/beats — pulls water in

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What is the func of osculum/oscula?

allows water to flow out

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What is the func of the amoebocyte?

1) structural support

2) totipotent

3) secrete skeleton material (spicules/spongin)

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How does the phylum porifera prevents filtering the same water over and over again?

1) oscula/osculum has a lower cross-sectional area than the ostia

2) fewer oscula than ostia

3) the smaller space of the oscula forces the acceleration of the water and flinging father from the sponge

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What specific substances do the amoebocytes secretes?

spicules — calcium carbonate or silica — hard

spongin protein — soft

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What animal phyla is the most basal in the metazoa?

p porifera (sponges)

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What are the characteristics of the phylum cnidaria?

1) have tissues (eumetazoa): muscles and nerves

a) diploblastic: 2 tissue layers

2) radial symmetry

3) two body forms:

a) sessile forms (polyps)

b) mobile forms (medusa)

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What are the 2 major clades and the organisms part of the phylum cnidaria?

medusozoa — jellies, box jellies, hydrazoans (like hydra)

anthozoa — anemones and corals — polyps only

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What is the nervous system of the Cnidaria?

a) forms a nerve net

b) no brain — responses to stimulli

c) some jellies have more complex sensory organs (ex: ocelli (eye spots))

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What adaptation makes “Box Jellies” more advanced than typical cnidarians?

have eyes that are better than the simple ocelli of other cnidarians

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What types of production happen on the medusa to the planula larva?

sexual reproduction

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What is the life cycle of the medusa?

sexual reprod: medusa — planula larva —  asexual reprod: polyp — budding polyp — ephyra — medusa (again)

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What do the cnidarians use for feeding and defending themselves?

tentacles w nematocysts

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What is the life cycle of the hydrozoans?

colony: feeding polyps and medusa polyps — medusa w sperm and medusa w eggs — zygotes — blastula — swimming planula — planula — new colony by asex. reprod.

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What are the structure of the polyp and medusa? What are the two tissue layers (bolded)?

1) gastrovascular cavity: incomplete sack-like gut

2) gastrodermis lines the GVC

3) mesoglea: gelatinous-like fluids

4) epidermis 

5) tentacles

6) mouth/anus

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What are nematocysts?

a type of cnidocytes that contain neurotoxins — causes immobilization or paralyzation in animals

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How does water flow into the p porifera?

1) enters thru the ostia

2) enters the spongocoel

3) exits out the osculum

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give an example of an organism of the hydrozoans.

portuguese man of war