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[Cnidaria: ex: hydra]

Kidney
none

*GVC- diffusion (across body surface)
Crop
GVC
gizzard
GVC
Digestive gland, major site of digestion and absorption
Gland cells
GVC
nutritive muscular cells
Lungs
No lungs
*diffusion
respiratory pigment
no pigment
circulatory system
none
*GVC
Nervous system
diffuse nerve net + sensory cells
skeletal
none (hydra= mesoglea) to CaCO3 (corals)
Phylum: Platyminthes
*Turberllaria *Trematoda *Cestoda

Kidney
**Fluke and tape worm: direct release from cell by diffusion

**Turbellaria: Protonephridia
form of nitrogeneous wast
ammonia
crop
GVC
gizzard
GVC
Digestive gland

*MJR site of digestion and abs
gland cells

**MJR site for digestion GVC
lungs
None

*direct exchange w/ environment by diffusion
respiratory pigment
none
Circulatory system
none

*GVC
[Annelida: earthworm]

kidney
Metanephridia [or just nephridia]
nitrogenous waste
ammonia
crop
crop
gizzard
gizzard
digestive gland

*MJR site for digestion and absorption
Intestine (also major site for digestion)

*absorption: thin walled of intestine
How does the earthworm/platyhelminthes increase surface area in the intestine
*typhosole incr. surface are
lungs
skin
earth worm: respiratory pigment
Use HB as respiratory pigment, dissolved in blood (no RBC)
Circulatory system
closed

*dorsal blood vessel +ring like heart + ventral blood vessel
nervous system
supraharyngeal ganglia connects to ventral nerve cord
Skeleton
hydralic skeleton
Anthropoda: roach
Malpighian tubules
nitrogenous waste
uric acid
storage tissue
fat
crop
crop
gizzard
gizzard
roach: digestive gland

*major absorption site and digestion site
digestive caeca

**midgut (ABS + digestion)
lungs
tracheoles
roach: respiratory pigment
none
roach: circulatory system
open

*dorsal blood vessel
nervous system
ganglia + ventral nerve cord
skeleton
chitinous exoskeleton
[Anthropoda: crustacea: crayfish]

kidney
green gland
nitrogenous waste
ammonia
crop
cardiac stomach and pyloric stomach
gizzard
gastric mill
Digestive gland
crayfish: digestive gland

**mjr absorp. and destion occurs in the digestive gland
lung
gills
respiratory pigment
hemocyanin
circulatory system
open

*heart and several arteries
nerve cord
ganglia and ventral nerve cord
skeleton
chitinous exoskeleton
[Mollusca: clam]

*kidney
pair of nephridia
nitrogenous waste
ammonia
crop
stomach
gizzard
stomach
digestive gland

*MJR absorption and digestion
Clam: digestive gland

*digestive gland
gills
Ctenidia

(also for filter feeding)
clam: respiratory pigment
Hemocyanin dissovle in plasma
circurlatory system
OPen

*dorsal hearts
nervous system
limited cephlization

*Except cepholoapods: giant nerve cells, complex sensory, complex behavior
skelaton
exoskeleton (CaCO3)

*cephalopods:reduce exoskeleton or absent (most)
[Enchinodermata: star]
direct diffusion from cells by diffusion
form of nitrogenous waste
ammonia
starfish: storrage tissue
glycogen
crop
caridia stomach and pyloric stomach
gizzard
*sea urchin: teeth
*the rest stomach
Digestive gland
digestive caeca (also major site for abs and digestion)
lung
dermal pappilae (branchiae)
circulatory system
open

*WVS and celom lining, ciliated cells
*lack heart
nervous system
no cephalization

*nerve distributed out to arm and disk
*no special sense organ (except starfish and brittle stars w/ light sensing eyes)
Skeletal
Endoskeleton CaCO3 + CT
[chordata: rat]

kidney
kidney
storage tissue
glycogen, fat
crop
stomach
gizzard
teeth
digestive gland

*MJR site of digestion and absorption
*Pancreas
*SALIVARY GLANDS

*Stomach GLANDS (HCL)

- THERE ARE
ALSO INTESTINAL ENZYMES

**MRS of digestion: small intestine

**abs: large intestine
lungs
lungs
respiratory pigment
hemoglobin in RBC
circulatory system
Closed
nerve system
Brin+ nerve cord +peripheral N.S
skeleton
endoskeleton calcified (calcium phosphate) hard tissue + extracellur matrix