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Protochordates

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thaliacea salps-colonial, pelagic, form large barrels
larvacea appendicularians-pelagic, paedomorphic, stay with big head and tail, make mucus houses
ascidiacea sea squirts-sessile, colonial, biphasic life style (1-larval: free living, land head first, adhere, retract tail, 2-sessile: attached and don't move), hermaphrodite
Hox genes homeobox, involved in establishment of axes of orientation and metamerism, chordate origins
metamerism body segmentation
flame cells excretory cells in annelids
gastrula embryo is hollow ball of cells with one opening
schizocoely mesoderm splits, protostome
enterocoely mesoderm pinches and separates then folds over, deuterostome
lamaryali knots of capillaries in enteropneusta that squeeze out and filtrate blood, located in probiscus
protochordates chordates that aren't craniates, urochordata and cephalochordata
paedomorphosis maintaining child-like shape
endostyle becomes thyroid in craniates, present in tunicates and cephalochordates, mucus-producing, moves around gills picking up food, string of mucus moves to intestine
cerebral vesicle cluster of sensory cells, orientation, larval tunicate
myomere adult repeated segments, somitochordate
caecum pouch connecting ileum with ascending colon of large intestine, somitochordate
solenocyte similar to annelid flame cells, excretion of cephalochordate
arcualia rudimentary vertebrae, agnathans
muscular velum thick, muscular membrane to create suction; brings in much more water than cephalochordate; craniate
heterchrony differences in timing of development, result: paedomorphic, proposed theory of cranaite origins
neotony paedomorphisis
neural crest ectoderm tissue that runs along length of animal's body next to neural cord, migrates through body and distributes many body forms
epidermal (neurogenic) placodes come from ectoderm, give rise to structures, sensory organs and nerve ganglia of major nerves that come out of the head
muscularized hypomere operate gills; branchial basket compression, push water from mouth to gills, create suction; tongue, mouth, larynx
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