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Arthropods

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TermDefinition
artho joint
poda foot
jointed appendages all appendages are jointed
head contains many sensory organs
thorax contains many vital organs and appendages
abdomen contains digestive and respiratory organs
exoskeleton external shell made of a tough protein called chitin
ectothermic get their heat/warmth from their environment
aquatic less temperature change
terrestrial temperature varies widely.
mandibles jaws to cut/chew food
ventral nervous system developed sense of smell and movement
simple eyes single lens
compound eyes multiple lenses
antennae sense smell and touch
receptors cells that sense the environment
open circulatory system blood is not contained in vessels
strong muscular system muscles attach to the inside of the exoskeleton
terrestrial organisms book lungs and tracheal tubes
aquatic organisms gills
internal fertilization land
external fertilization water
molting shedding exoskeleton
fixed skeleton doesn't grow as the animal gets bigger
hormones chemicals that cause change in an organism
target cells the only cells affected by a specific hormone
cephalothorax Fused head and thorax
carapace shell made of chitin
cheli pinching
peds feet
swimmerets small appendages used to create current
compound eyes detect light and movement, do not form images
gills feathery appendages used only for breathing
digestive gland secretes enzymes to digest food
sinus empty cavity where blood pools
green gland filters out nitrogen wastes
spinnerets structures used to form webs
silk glands make and store a liquid protein that solidifies when exposed to air
chelicera fangs
simple eyes sense light and movement, most do not form images well
spiracles air holes that let air into the abdomen
Malpighian tubules small tubes that filter out nitrogen wastes (ammonia) and recycle water
hunting spiders use good eyesight and surprise attack (instead of webs)
web spiders trap prey with a web (use vibrations of the web, not sight)
mites and ticks parasites that suck fluids from the tissues of their host and transmit diseases
Created by: KiahnaL
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