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Biol 172 Final

TermDefinition
metazoan term for multicellular organisms
cladogram diagram that depicts relationships between different animals
bilateral annelids, mollusks, and vertebrates have this body symmetry
anterior towards the head of an animal
posterior the rear end of an animal
ventral the bottom surface of an animal
dorsal the top surface of an animal
lateral the side surface of an animal
ectoderm tissue that develops into skin and nervous tissue
endoderm tissue that gives rise to the gut
mesoderm tissue that gives rise to muscles and organs
metamerism serial repetition of body parts
eucoelomate animal with a true coelom
acoelomate animal with no coelom
hydrostatic skeleton utilizes fluid for support
peristaltic wave muscle shortenings and extensions, process by which an earthworm moves
prostomium the lobe above the mouth in an earthworm
clitellum produces material that forms cocoons in an earthworm
peristomium segment in an earthworm that contains the mouth
hermaphrodite having both male and female reproductive organs
external type of fertilization that occurs in earthworms
gizzard this structure is located posterior to the crop in the earthworm
setae small bristles that earthworms use to grip substrate
polyoplacophora class of mollusca that includes chitons
gastropoda class of mollusca that includes snails and slugs
bivalvia class of mollusca that includes clams
cephalopoda class of mollusca that includes octopods and squid
mantle this structure secretes the shell in clams and other mollusks
periostracum proteinaceous layer in a clam shell
prismatic this layer in a clam shell is composed of calcium carbonate
nacreous mother of pearl layer in a clam shell
adductor muscle in a clam that acts to close the valves
foot this structure is used by clams to burrow into the sand
ctenidia paired ciliated gills in clams used for respiration and food gathering
countercurrent exchange process of gas exchange in clams
palps structures in a clam used to remove sand and send food into the mouth
achatinella the genus of snail endemic to Oahu that is listed as endangered due to predation by invasive species
liver organ that produces bile from digestive waste
pyloric valve that controls the passage of food from the stomach to the small intestine
chordate phylum characterized by a notochord, pharyngeal gill slits, a post anal tail, and a dorsal hollow nerve cord
scapula shoulder blade
prepollux fifth digit in frogs used by males to hold on to females during amplexus
adductor muscles that pull a body part towards the body midline
aboral surface of a sea star opposite of the mouth
ilium tailbone
aponeurosis broad sheet-like piece of connective tissue
pelvic girdle supports hind limbs
phalanges finger bones
endoskeleton internal support structure advantageous for large growth, greater flexibility, and mobility
dermal type of bone that develops in skin such as scales
chondocranium braincase
madreporite in sea stars, water enters body through this structure
test calcareous endoskeleton of sea star
humerus one of the three major bones in the forelimb
atlas first vertebra
glottis opening of the larynx
constrictors muscles that surround an orifice and close it
pedicellaiae modified spines of a sea star used to help clean skin surface and capture prey
rotators muscles that twist a limb or body part
abductors muscles that push a body part away from the midline
cutaneous respiration that occurs at the skin
pancreas organ where bile is stored
cloaca the terminal part of a frog's digestive tract that receives waste product and empties
flexors muscles that decrease angle between two body parts
dialators muscles that surround an orifice and open it
depressors muscles that lower a body part
cardiac the stomach in a sea star that is oral to the pyloric stomach and is inverted when feeding
extensors muscles that straighten or extend a part of the body
alveoli small chambers within the lungs
urostyle last vertebra, fused tailbone
papulae dermal gills of sea star where gas exchange occurs
acetabulum the socket in which the femur attaches to the pelvic girdle
axial skeleton that forms longitudinal axis of body and provides main support
endochondral type of bone formed from cartilage that calcifies
holothuroidea class of echinodermata including sea cucumbers
coracoids bones medial to humerus
buccopharyngeal respiration that occurs in the mucous membrane of the mouth and pharynx
pentaradial symmetry exhibited by sea stars
asteriodea class of echinodermata including sea stars
echinoidea class of echinodermata including sea urchins
appendicular skeleton that includes limbs and girdles
deuterostomes group of organisms that have radial cell cleavage, indeterminant cell development, coelom developed from endoderm, and blastopore becomes anus
crinoidea class of echinodermata including sea lillies
fascicles bundles of skeletal muscle
protostomes group of organisms that have spiral cell cleavage, determinant cell development, coelom developed from mesoderm, and blastopore becomes mouth
hyoid apparatus cartilaginous structure that supports tongue and larynx
foramen magnum opening at base of skull where the spinal cord passes through
pulmonary respiration that occurs in the lungs
oral surface of a sea star containing mouth
protractors muscles that draw body parts forward or out
ophiuroidea class of echinodermata including brittle stars
clavicle collar bone
podia sea star tube feet
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