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BIO 9th Phylums

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sponges Phylum Porifera. different size and shape. mostly marine. reproduce sexually and asexually.
hermaphrodites reproduce sexually and asexually
sea anemone (2) phylum Cnidaria or Coelenterata.
Phylum Coelenterata/Cnidaria have tentacles w/ stinging cells.(cnidacytes). 2 tissue layers(ectoderm and endoderm), 1 opening. hollow body. hermaphrodites. CORAL,JELLYFISH, SEA ANEMONE, HYDRA
Kingdom Animalia
Phylum Platyhelminthes (flatworm). FLATWORMS, PLANARIA, TAPEWORM, SHEEP LIVER FLUKE. bilateral symmetry. 3 tissue layers(endo, meso, ecto). 1 body opening. some free, some parasites. asexual reproduction. have organs and systems
Phylum Nematoda roundworms, ascaris, hookworm. can be...marine and fresh water, soil, parasites. 2 body openings. has separate sexes. pseudocoelom.
coelom body cavity completely surrounded by mesoderm
pseudocoelom body cavity, but not completely surrounded by mesoderm
Phylum Annelida segmented worms,earth worm, leech, sea mouse. has 2 body openings. Coelom. has repeating organs in body segments. has blood vessels, excretory organ(nephridia). some are hermaphrodites.
Phylum Mollusca clams, slugs, chitons, squids, octopus, snails. has bilateral symmetry. has 3 tissue layers. 2 body openings. coelom. sensory organs. has a radula, scraping tongue. has a mantle, layer of tissue secrets the shell. image forming eyes(squid, octopus).
Phylum Arthropoda insects, spiders, shrimp. exoskeleton(protection:h2o loss, predators). most abundant and diverse. most adaptable. paired, jointed appendages. segmented body fused together. antennae gathers sound, oder, taste, touch. separate sexes, internal fertiliz
Phylum Echinoderata sea urchin, starfish, sand dollar, sea cucumber. marine. petaradial symmetry, bilateral later. no central nervous system. endoskeleton. separate sexes, external fertilization, regenerate lost parts.
Bilateral symmetry definite midline, left and right.
Phylum Chordata have embryonic notochord, dorsal nerve chord, gill slits, or pouches at some point in life. 3 sub-phylums.
asymmetry no organization of parts
radial symmetry parts arranged equally around center
Sub-Phylum Urochordata (phylum chordata) sea squirt. no backbone, sessile, only one place.
Sub-Phylum Cephalochordata (phylum chordata) lancelet or amphioxus. filter feeders
Sub-Phylum Vertebrata (phylum chordata) have a backbone. divide into fish and tetrapods(4 limbs).
coral (6)rock-like, most with holes. Phylum Cnidaria
Chiton (2)peanut inside. Phylum Mollusca
clam phylum mollusca. short name, smallest shell
Mussel phylum mullusca. medium sized
jellyfish phylum cnidaria.
portuguese man of war phylum cnidaria
planaria platyhelminthes
sheep liver fluke phylum platyhelminthes
tapeworm phylum platyhelminthese
ascaris--pig roundworm phylum nematoda(roundworm)
hookworm phylum nematoda(roundworm)
scallop phylum mollusca
slug phylum mollusca
snail phylum mollusca
squid phylum mollusca
octopus phylum mollusca
assorted empty shells phylum mollusca
earthworm phylum annelia(segmented worm)
leech phylum annelia(segmented worm)
sea mouse phylum annelia(segmented worm)
tube worm phylum annelia(segmented worm)
marine annelid phylum annelia(segmented worm)
scorpion phylum arthropoda. class arachnida
tarantula phylum arthropoda. class arachnida
praying mantis phylum arthropoda. class insecta
beetle phylum arthropoda. class insecta
moth phylum arthropoda. class insecta
giant water bug phylum arthropoda. class insecta
grasshopper phylum arthropoda. class insecta
cockroach phylum arthropoda. class insecta
hermit crab phylum arthropoda. class crustacea
crayfish phylum arthropoda. class crustacea
barnacle phylum arthropoda. class crustacea
fiddler crab phylum arthropoda. class crustacea
horseshoe crab phylum arthropoda. class crustacea
centipede phylum arthropoda. class chilopoda
millepede phylum arthropoda. class diplopoda
sea cucumber phylum echinodermata
sea urchin phylum echinodermata
sand dollar phylum echinodermata
starfish phylum echinodermata
brittle star phylum echinodermata
lamprey phylum chordata. sub phylum vertebrata. class agnatha(jawless fish)
shark pup phylum chordata. sub phylum vertebrata. class chondrichthyes
dogfish phylum chordata. sub phylum vertebrata. class chondrichthyes
perch phylum chordata. sub phylum vertebrata. class osteichthyes
flounder phylum chordata. sub phylum vertebrata. class osteichthyes
sea horse phylum chordata. sub phylum vertebrata. class osteichthyes
goldfish phylum chordata. sub phylum vertebrata. class osteichthyes
mud puppy phylum chordata. sub phylum vertebrata. class amphibia
grass frog phylum chordata. sub phylum vertebrata. class amphibia
toad phylum chordata. sub phylum vertebrata. class amphibia
African clawed frog phylum chordata. sub phylum vertebrata. class amphibia
lizard phylum chordata. sub phylum vertebrata. class reptilia
chameleon phylum chordata. sub phylum vertebrata. class reptilia
turtle phylum chordata. sub phylum vertebrata. class reptilia
sparrow phylum chordata. sub phylum vertebrata. class aves
baby chick phylum chordata. sub phylum vertebrata. class aves
finch phylum chordata. sub phylum vertebrata. class aves
mouse phylum chordata. sub phylum vertebrata. class mammalia
bat phylum chordata. sub phylum vertebrata. class mammalia
fetal pig phylum chordata. sub phylum vertebrata. class mammalia
hamster phylum chordata. sub phylum vertebrata. class mammalia
lancelet of amphixious phylum chordata. sub phylum cephalochordata
sea squirt or tunicate phylum chordata. sub phylum urochordata
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