1What is commonly associated with Phylum Porifera?
Sponges
2Porifera have no true tissue or organs t or f
t
3Porifera symmetry
Asymmetrical or superficially radial
43 types of porifera cells
pinacocytes, mesenchyme, choanocytes
5Porifera, thin flat lines on the outer surface cells that are mildly contractile and some are for water circulation called porocytes
pinacocytes
6pinacocytes for water circulation
porocytes
7Porifera move around in the mesohyll and work in reproduction, skeletal, transport food, contractile ring in sponge wall
mesenchyme
8jelly layer below pinacocytes where mesenchyme amoeboid moves around
mesohyll
9collar like cells that like below mesohyll and line inner chambers of sponge that are flagellated to create current and filter food particles
choanocytes
10needles made of calcium carbonate, silica, or/and spongin in porifera
spicules
11fibrous protein made of collagen
spongin
12porifera adults are sessile meaning they dont move t or f
t
13the inner chambers of a sponge can be called
spongocoel
14Outer openinings of porocytes are called what in ascon, then leucon or sycon
ostia, dermal pores
15the single (except in leucon) opening into the inner cavity of the sponge
osculumn
16vase like, simplest form least common, in ostio out a single terminal osculumn
ascon
17folded walls, dermal pores->incurrent canal->radial canal->1 terminal osculumn
sycon
18most common, branched canals, no true spongocoel
leucon
19the surface area is greater in more complex sponges so it will absorb food better and theres a greater water flow t or f
t
20sponges dont have a nervous system but cells may communicate t or f
t
21Asbestopluma and Chondrocladia are what type of sponges?
carnivorous
22Sponges are ___ and they do not self fertilize
monoecious
23some choanocytes lose their collars and go through meiosis to become
sperm and eggs
24sponges can undergo asexual reproduction through budding or fission t or f
t
25internal capsules of amoeboid cells of freshwater sponges that resist freezing or drying
gemmules
26the status of sponges
at risk, not endangered
27Phylum Cnidaria is what kind of animals
jellyfish, hydra, anemone, coral
28Cnidaria symmetry
radial or biradial
29Cnidaria gastrovascular cavity is ___ with a mouth
blind
30Cnidaria body level
Diploblastic
31Cnidaria have what cell for defense, feeding, and attachment
cnidocytes
32Some cnidocytes contain this and is responsible for the stinging or toxins
nematocysts
33what is it when a toxin must be injected
venomous
34what is it when touching inhaling or eating something gives you toxin
poisonous
35what is the name of a poison in pufferfish and venom in blue octopus
tredotoxin
36what is both venemous and poisonous
asian tiger snake
37Cnidaria two body forms
Polyp and medusa
38Cnidaria polyps are
asexual and sessile
39cnidaria medusas are
dioecious and swimming
40cnidarias digestion is part ____ and part ____
intracellular extracellular
41cnidarias gastrovascular cavity is full of water and acts as a
hydrostatic skeleton
42cnidaria nervous system is most
primitive with a nerve net
43Cnidaria have this, it is a small sac surrounding a calcium carbon statolith that detects tilting
statocyst
44cnidaria are mostly ___ with external fertilization
dioecious
45ciliated free swimming larvae in cnidaria
planula
46What is the immortal jellyfish
Torritopsis dorhnil
47What is the only class of cnidaria that will have freshwater species in it
hydrozoa
48only class with freshwater, nematocysts in epidermis, example is an obelia
hydrozoa
49marine colonial, continous gastrovascular cavity, Cnidaria Hydrozoa
Obelia
50freshwater species of cnidaria with no medusa and both reproduction style, hydrozoa
hydra
51Cnidaria Hydrozoa Siphonophora = marine, colonial, polypoid, medusoid, huge specialized polyp example
portuguese man of war
52Cnidaria, true jellyfish, marine, cnidocytes in gastro and epidermis, negative phototaxis example aurelia
scyphozoa
53what is true jellyfish
scyphozoa
54rising in the dark
negative phototaxis
55related to scyphozoa cube shaped marine, dangerous ex sea wasp
cubozoa
56stalked jellyfish, marine, crawling non ciliated larvae, polyps with oral ends no medusa
staurozoa
57sea anemone and corals marine, largest cnidarian, all polyps
anthozoa
58ingavination on body wall that goes to the gastrocavity
pharynx
59in anthozoa ( sea anemonoes) these thing bear cnidozytes and gonnads
mesenteries
60anthozoa polyps attach to substrates throught the
pedal disk
61solitary large colorful, symbiotic relationship with clown fish and hermit crab, pedal laceration ( fission), monoecious protandrous (male mature earlier)
sea anemones
62colonial colorful hard ones have calcium carbonate exoskeleton, soft ones dont
corals
63corals have this algar in skin or gut
zooxanthelle
64what is important to coral reef building by removing co2 and raise ph
zooxanthele
65anthozoans are decreasing but jellyfish are a nuisance because there is a lot t or f
t
66ctenophora are what animals
sea walnut and comb jelly
67marine, gelatinous, diploblastic,branches gut, anal open, nerve net, bioluminecest, tentacles sting, monoecious w/ external fert
ctenphora
68adhesive cell with tentacles stings and without doesnt
colloblast
69which is advanced protostome(mouth) or deuterostome(anus)
deuterostome
70which is primitive protostome(mouth) or deuterostome(anus)
protostome
71Protoztomes can be acoelomate, pseudocoelmate, and coelmate t or f
t
72Do not molt
lophotrochozoan
74Among the most primitive of the triploblastic phyla
aceolomorpha
75spongy mass of undifferentiated mesoderm cells around visera muscles or epitherlial cells. that supports, food storage, transport in acoel
parenchyma
76very flat marine worms that have primitive digestive + other systems, free living, asexual repro or monoecious
acoels
77flat, unsegmented or strobilated, 4 classes, distinct head and central nervous, blind sac, most monoecious.
Phylumn Platyhelminthes flatworms
78gut incomplete, no eyes
blind sac body
79turbellaria are what
planarians
80monogenea are what
monogenetic flukes
81trematoda are what
digenetic flukes
82cestoidea are what
tapeworms
83bottom dwellers, ciliated, carnivorous, incomplete (no anus), no circulatory organs
phylum platyhelminthes class turbellaria
84freshwater turbellarians are ___ (saltier)to environemtn
hypertonic
85network or tubes in turbellarians found in parenchyma tissue
protonephridia first kidney
86tiny hollow enlargements at the tip of protonephridia tubesm create negative pressure with beating cilia
flame cells
87nervous tissue is concentrated anteriorly in turbellarians t or f
t
88sensory lobes that are dense with chemoreceptors and eyespots with photoreceptors
auricles
89ectoparasties of fish with a simple life style
monogenea
90monogenea has this and it is a posterior attachemnt organ
opisthaptor
91parasititc of economical and medical importance, epidermis has a tegument
trematoda
92continuous layer of fused cells that absorb nutrients in trematoda
tegument
93trematoda attach with 2 suckers: oral and
acetabulum
94trematodas digestive systen divides into two blind pouches called
cecae
95trematoda has the most complex life cycle with 2+ hosts t or f
t
96example of a trematoda that is contracted through fish
chinese liver fluke
97example of a trematoda that is contracted through water and is 2nd to malaria in parasitic impact
schistosome fluke
98specialised endoparasites in vertebrates that lack a mouth or digestive system and have repeating units called proglottids
cestoidea
99repreating units called ___ in tapeworms
proglottids
100holdfast structure containing system of suckers and sometimes hooks in a rostellum
scolex
101immature proglottids are here
neck
102series of proglottids which produce eggs when mature
strobila
103cestoidia reproduction is
monoecious
104sperm and eggs in proglottids are released different times so they copulate t or f
t
105fertilized eggs accumulate in these proglottids
gravid
106tape worms that encyst in the muslces of cows or pigs and become cysticerci that can be fatal in humans
beef or pork tapeworms
1072 intermediate hosts, crustacean and fish plus different larval names than beef and pork tapeworms
broad fish tapeworm
108probiscous or ribbon worms
phylum nemertea
109carniverous, long barbed probiscous for feedng, largest invertibrates, complete digestive tract and closed circulatory system
nemertea
110nemertea are dioecious with external fertilization t or f
t
111example of nemertea
bootlace worm
112small worms with complete digestive tracts and acoelomates
gastrotricha
113gastrotrichs marine forms are monoecious and freshwater is parthongentic (all female species) hatch as a mini adult t or f
t
114live on mouths of obster with strange reproduction, newest phylum
cycliophora
115false body cavity, distinct body cavity but no peritoneal linings or mesenteries, tiny, bilaterally symmetrical, unsegmented, no resporatory, no head, brain in anterior, no eyes, eutely
Pseudocoelomate Aschelminthes
116body of contstant number of cells
eutely
117external case of thickined cuticle on rotifera
lorica
118spinning wheel cilia, corona around head, lorica, foot with 2 toes, mastax(jaws) to grind food, parthenogenesis (all female repro)
phylum Rotifers
119The monogonata class of rotifers produce two types of eggs where fertilized is ___
female
120spiny headed worms, endo parasites, (arthropod + vertabrate) common in fish and one pig
phylum acanthocephala
121unsegmented roundworms that are super abundant and many are parasitic
nematoda
122outer cuticle is molted 4 times during maturation and they have 2 types of chemoreceptors
nematoda
123Nematoda have longitudinal muscles but not circular ones t or f
t
124nematoda have complrete digestive systems and brain
t
125nematodes that have ventral gland cells called renettes (free liiving)
glandular osmoregulation
126parasitic. renettes are a long canala
tubular osmoregulation
127spread by mosquitos and live in lymphatic systems that block ducts and cause elephantiasis
filarial worms
128itchy butt, most common in US
pinworms
129horsehair worms, in bugs, appear spontaneous in horse water
phylum nematomorpha
130segmented worms phyla
annelida
131division of body into serially repeated sections along anterior + posterior axis eitheroth external and internal
metamerism
1321. hydrostatic compartments that facilitate supportive + locomotive functions
2. lessens impact of injury
3. permits for tagmatization
advantages of metamerism
133modification of the body for specialized functions
tagmatization
134double membraned thing that seperates the sections
septa
135is annelida digestion system complete? (thing of worm dissection)
yes
136annelida have what that removes excess calcium
calciterous gland
137what is O2 carried by in plasma
red, green, or colorless pigment
138what kind of circulatory system does annelida have?
closed
139annelida nervous system
paired ganglia in head, segmental ganglia in each segment
140how do aquatic annelida osmoregulate
ammonia
141how do terrestrial annelida osmoregulate
urea
142primitive annelida have protonephridia, what do most of them have instead?
metanephridia
143What breaks down amino acids in annelida and acts as a liver
chloragogen tissue
144what does phyla of annelids is the largest and has parapodia with setae
polychaeta
145what is a dorsal lobe that is anterior to mouth in polychaeta with antenae and sensory organs
prostomium
146what is a subclass of annelid polychaeta that includes fanworms and tubeworms that filter feeds with crown arm like radioles
sedentaria
147what kind of larvae does polychaeta have?
trochophore
148polychaeta do this where they form reproductive individuals
epitoke
149what is the name of the non reproductive individual in epitoke?
atoke
1501.external fertilization is good for swarmming
2. atokes are protected from predators
3. predators population is kept in check because of the limited fertilization time
epitoke advantages
151what people group eats worm feasts
Palolo
152What is the polychaeta class that has a clitellum, is monoecious, and has no setae
clitellata
153clitellata oligochaeta, they burrow, lack parapodia, and have not a good head
earthworms
154how do clitellata oligochaeta move?
antagonistic contraction of circular and longitudinal muscles
155what do oligochaeta use that acts as a wedge when burrowing
prostomium
156what do oligochaeta fill the cocoon with? sperm food egg
albumen
157what are leaches in
clitellata hirudenea
158leeches ___ internal metamerism
lack
159what replaces blood vessels in leeches
coelomic sinuses