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LIFE 103- Practical4

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three part body plan of mollusks mantle, foot, visceral mass
four classes of mollusks polyplacophora (chitons), gastropoda (snails), bivalvia (clams), cephalopoda (squids)
color changing cells that cephalopods have chromatophores
number of pieces of shells in chitons 8 piece shell
which mollusk doesn't have a radula? bivalvia
which mollusk has closed circulation? cephalopoda
chelicerata subphylum horseshoe crabs, mites, spiders
chelicerata body plan cephalothorax and abdomen
6 types of "legs" crustacea antennules (shorter), antennae, cheliped (claw), walking legs, swimmeretts
two parts of tail crustacea telson (propulsion), uropod (steering)
chilopoda centipedes
diplopoda millipedes
insect class hexapoda
# walking legs chelicerata 8
# walking legs crustacea 5 pairs
# walking legs chilopoda 1 pair per segment
# walking legs diplopoda 2 per segment
# walking legs hexapoda 6
# body regions chelicerata 2
# body regions crustacea 2
# body regions myriapoda head + segmented body
# body regions hexapoda 3
# pairs antennae chelicerata none
# pairs antennae crustacea 2 pairs
# pairs antennae myriapoda/hexapoda 1 pair
excretion in chelicerata, crustacea, myriapoda, hexapoda malphigian tubules
respiration chelicerata book lungs
respiration crustacea gills
respiration myriapoda/hexapoda spiracles/trachea
4 classes of echinodermata asteroidea, holothoridea (sea cucumber), ophiurodea (brittle/basket stars), echinoidea (urchins)
order of water vascular system asteroidea madreporite, stone canal, ring canal, radial canal, lateral canal, ampulla, tube foot
cleavage stages 2 cell, 4 cell, 8 cell, morula, blastula, gastrula
symmetry in sea stars pentaradial
support system in sea stars ossicles and spines
nervous system sea stars nerve ring + radial canals
digestion sea stars evert stomach
excretion/respiration diffusion
4 common traits of chordates notochord, dorsal hollow nerve chord, pharyngeal slits, postanal tail
tunicate subphylum urochordata
cephalochordata lancelets
hagfish myxini
lamprey petromyzontida
cartilaginous fish chondrichthyes
bony fish actinopterygii
lobe-finned fish sarcopterygii
parts of a feather shaft, vane, barb, barbule, hooklets
DFTD transmissible parasitic cancer found in tasmanian devils
pink slide thing lancelet (cephalochordata)
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