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Zoology Lab Test

Lab 5-7

TermDefinition
Limpet Scrapes algae, water exits through dorsal cavity
Abalone Eats algae (kelp), important in seafood industry
Worm Snail Attach to sedentary creatures, twists
Ear Snail Foot is larger than the shell
Moon snail Radula drills holes in bivalves (prey)
Slipper snail eats detritus, changes from male to female during life
banded tulip snail feeds on other snails and bivalves
FL Horse Conch Related to whelks, red color when alive
Knobbed Whelk Prefers Angel Wing clams
Lighting Whelk Prefers Quahogs and Angel wings
Channeled Whelk Lacks large knobs
Whelk egg case many miniature whelks
Olive Burrow in search of clams & crustaceans; state shell of SC
Auger Some contain mild poison, not dangerous to humans
Cowrie Foot may cover most of shell
Apple Murex Has a pink color inside aperture
Oyster Drill Drilling radula; prefers oysters; secretes acid
Strombus pink inside aperture, notice notch at bottom of margin
Crepidula- slide Slipper snail veliger larva undergoes torsion
Scotch Bonnet NC state shell; eats various urchins
Cockle Small teeth present at umbo- no bar present
Ark Lack teeth at umbo, bar present, has ridges
Scallop Large bar at umbo, visible outside the shell
Disc Dosinia Concentric lines-very fine
Atlantic Surf Clab smooth- symmetrical shape with umbo in the center
Eastern Oyster often attached to other oyster shells
Coquina used in chowder
Umbo oldest part of shell
adductor scars adductor muscles grew here
pallial line insertion area of mantle, where all organs are held
Clam glochidia parasitic developmental stage of freshwater mussels, attaches to the gills of a fish for several weeks
squid funnel (siphon)-jet propulsion lateral fins- steer during swimming
Cuttlefish made of calcium
Nautilus siphuncle-cord of tissue connects all of the gas-filled chambers
Octopus lacks fins and tentacles- 8 arms
Chitons 8 dorsal plates muscular food holds chiton in intertidal rocks while scraping algae with its radula gills are located between foot and mantle
Chaetopterus Parchment Tube Worm
Arenicola Lugworm
Lumbricus terrestris earthworm
Hirudo medicinalis Leeches
harvestmen daddy longlegs
sarcoptes scabei tunnels and lays eggs under the skin
tick and mite ____ are larger, _____ are smaller
callinectes blue crab
ocypode quadrata ghost crab
libinia emarginata spider crab
mole crab not true crab, lack chelipeds, filter feeder, males die after mating- most adults are female
abdomen segmented tail region
atennae (long) sensory structures- touch taste and smell
antennules short atennae that funtion in balance touch and taste
carapace protective shell over cephalothorax
cephalothorax fused head and thorax tagmata
cervical groove indention that separates the fused head and thorax regions
chelipeds large claws- hand food, used for defense
maxillipeds feeding appendages- located near mouth
rostrum pointed area about the eyes- snout
telson single, center extension of tail- helps crayfish swim backwards
uropods lateral extnesions of the tail that surround the telson
walking legs four pairs of long, jointed legs attached to the cephalothorax
seminal receptacle where malea deposits sperm in the female
swimmerets five pairs of very short abdominal appendages
daphnia water flea
horned devil caterpillar moth adult
cimex lectularius bedbug
pedicellarie get food off top, pinchers
madreporite entrance of water into water vascular system
tube feet locomotion
ambulacral groove podia project outside of organism, down center
plyoric caeca digestive glands
gonads dioecious, reproduction
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