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coelomates have true coelom; coelom is lined both on the inside of the body wall and around the gut by mesoderm
pylum Nermertea proboscis worms(ribbon)-bilateralsymmetry;no body cavity;2+layers with tissues and organs
Protosomes 1st mouth; 1st opening that develops becomes a mouth and the mouth develops from blastopore
Lophophorate phyla suspenion feeders;u-shaped gut; coelamte-3 regions:prosocel, mesocel,metacoel
examples of Lophophorates Bryozoans, Brachiopods,phoronids
marine;eat by radula;filter feeders;use ink and toxins for protection Phylum Mollusca
three distinct body zones of mollusks head-foot,sensory-movement;visceral mass-excertory and reproduction;mantle-makes shell
how are Mollusks classified? based on the number of shells and foot shape
chitons Class Polyplacophora
snails;slugs;belly-foot-use radula for drilling through shell(made of carbonate) Class Gastropoda
This class secretes a slime trail and their muscular foot contracts to slide over it Gastropoda
has 2 parts to its shell; has anatomy of a clam; muscular foot Class Bivalvia
squid,octopus; long tentacles near mouth to posion prey; have brain,mantle,closed cir.system
coelomates have true coelom; coelom is lined both on the inside of the body wall and around the gut by mesoderm
pylum Nermertea proboscis worms(ribbon)-bilateralsymmetry;no body cavity;2+layers with tissues and organs
Protosomes 1st mouth; 1st opening that develops becomes a mouth and the mouth develops from blastopore
Lophophorate phyla suspenion feeders;u-shaped gut; coelamte-3 regions:prosocel, mesocel,metacoel
examples of Lophophorates Bryozoans, Brachiopods,phoronids
marine;eat by radula;filter feeders;use ink and toxins for protection Phylum Mollusca
three distinct body zones of mollusks head-foot,sensory-movement;visceral mass-excertory and reproduction;mantle-makes shell
how are Mollusks classified? based on the number of shells and foot shape
chitons Class Polyplacophora
snails;slugs;belly-foot-use radula for drilling through shell(made of carbonate) Class Gastropoda
This class secretes a slime trail and their muscular foot contracts to slide over it Gastropoda
has 2 parts to its shell; has anatomy of a clam; muscular foot Class Bivalvia
squid,octopus; long tentacles near mouth to posion prey; have brain,mantle,closed cir.system
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