Unit 5 Part 2 Bio 2

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Triploblastic

organism that has ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm

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Protostome

mouth is formed before anus

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Chemoreceptors

on head, helps find prey (tastebuds)

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Flame cells

Where nitrogenous waste is excreted (Platyhelminthes)(Turbellaria)

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Cerebral Ganglia

precursor of brain, helps detect touch, water currents and chemicals.

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Auricles

contains chemoreceptors to help locate food

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Ocelli

eye spots that help detect light

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Transverse Fission

How planarians reproduce asexually

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Proglottids

long repeating units that contain reproductive structures

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Regeneration

regeneration

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Photoreceptive, Negative and positive

Move away from light (Negative), move towards light (Positive)

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Zooids

Two new halves of a split planarian

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Setea

grips the soil like sneakers, works together with muscles to move through soil

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Parapodia

used for movement

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Pharynx

main ingestive organ (Platyhelminthes)(Turbellaria)

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Esophagus

passes into tube

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Crop

temporary storage packet

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Typhosole

folding which increases surface area of the intestine

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Closed and opened circulatory system

closed system = blood in vessels

open system = blood everywhere

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Aortic Arches

5 pair of muscular tubes that link ventral and dorsal vessels

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Nephridia

eliminates cellular waste (Annelida)(Oligochaeta)

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Clitellum

holds earthworms together during reproduction, sperm is injected into this

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Cuticle

covers bodies and is made of collagen (Nematoda)