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AP Focus 6

Kingdom System- Animal Phyla

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All animals are multicellular and lack cell walls
Animals are ______, spend a majority of their life as _______ organisms, and most are ________. heterotrophs, diploid, motile
Animals can be differentiated by: Body symmetry, degree of cephalization, and presence/absence of a coelem
Body symmetry radial, bilateral, assymetrical
Degree of cephalization nerve tissue concentration near the anterior end- brain
During development there are three main tissue layers: outer ectoderm, inner endoderm, middle mesoderm
Ceolomate Cavity lined with mesoderm forms and fills with fluid to cushion the internal organs
Pseudocoelomates Have a cavity that lacks full mesoderm lining
Protosomes Form a mouth from the first infolding during embryonic cleavage and their cleavage staggers new cells at an angle (spiral)
Deuerosomes Form an anus first and their cleavage helps keep cells aligned (radial)- humans
Porifera name sponges
Cnidaria name jellyfish, corals, sea anemone
Platyhelminthes name flatworms
Nematoda name roundworms
Mollusca name octopus, clams, snails
Annelida name segmented worms, earthworms, leeches
Anthropoda name spiders, insects, crustaceans
Ecinidermata name sea stars, sea urchins, sea cucumbers
Chordates examples tunicates, lancelets, fish, mammals
Sponges are sessile and filter feed using cells called ________ or __________ collar cells, choanocytes
Sponges water exits through an osculum
Sponges have an endoskeleton made of _______ or _______ spicules CaCO3, Si02
Cnidaria sting prey with cells called nematocysts
Cniadaria two major body forms: polyp (hydra) and medusa (jellyfish)
Flatworms are ___________ that include plan aria and parasites like ______ with sections of ___________ for reporoduction acoelomates, tapeworms, proglottids
Roundworms are pseudocoelemates that can be free living or parasitic, examples are Ascaris or pinworms
Mollusks are protostomes and have a ______ protecting their inner organs (visceral mass) mantle
Mollusks belt of teeth radula
Direct development egg adult
Incomplete metamorphasis egg nymph adult
Complete metamorphosis egg larva pupa adult
Annelida protostomes
Ecinodermata deuterostomes with 5 part radial symmetry, chuck gonads
To be a chordate must: have a notochord, dorsal hollow nerve chord, pharyngeal gill slits, and a post-anal tale
notochord cartilage rod along the back often replaced by bone
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