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6 characteristics of animals
1. heterotrophs
2. multicellular
3. specialized tissue cells
4. muscle and nerve cells
5. sexually reproduce
6. small mobile sperm fertilizes large egg.
4 ways animals develope differently from eachother
1. cleavage (radial or spiral)
2. coelum development (body cavity)
3. body layers (biploblastic or tribloplastic)
4. symmetry
hole development
1. protostomal= spiral and mouth first
2. deuterostomal= radial and anus first
layers
2: ectoderm and endoderm
3: ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm
protosomes
-spiral cleavage
-mouth developes first
-schizocoelous formation of coelum (mesoderm splits)
-ventral nervous system
deuterostomes
-radial cleavage
-anus first
-enterocoeleous formation (archemteron-hollow center- folds)
chordata (deuterostomes)
-4 things all have at one point:
1. notochord
2. gills
3. dorsal hollow nerve cord
4. muscular post anal tail