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Acoelomate

No Body Cavity

Adipose Tissue

Fat

Agnatha

Class of Jaw less Fish

Amniotic Egg

Shelled Egg (Water Proof)

Amphibia

Frogs, Salamanders, Toads. Breath through their skin

Annelida: Body Support, Circulation, Respiration, Digestion

Segmented Worm. Hydro static Skeleton, Closed Circulation, Breaths Through Skin, Digests with Gizzard and Crop

Arthropoda

Insects, Lobsters, Crabs, Shrimp. Have Exoskeleton and Jointed Appendages

Aves

Birds. Have feathers for insulation and a Crop and Gizzard

Cells: Columnar, Cuboidal, Squamous

Column Shaped, Cube Shaped, Tile/Flat Shaped

Cnidaria: Body Support, Circulation, Respiration, Digestion

Jellyfish, Hydra. Hydro Static Skeleton, No circulation, Water Diffusion through skin, Food is swallowed, mashed up, and spit out through mouth/anus

Chondrichthyes

Sharks, Rays. Cartilaginous Fish (Cartilage Bones)

Coelomate

3 Body Cavities

Connective Tissue

Used to Connect things together, including blood

Chordata: Protostomes, Deuterostomes

Phylum of organism with back bone. Mouth is developed first, Anus is developed first

Echinodermata: Body Support, Circulation, Respiration, Digestion

Starfish, Sand Dollars, Sea Cucumber. Calcareous Plates, Water Vascular System, Skin Gills (Aren't Efficient), Two stomachs (One to go out and eat food and one to digest the food internally)

Ectoderm

Outside germ layer that becomes skin and nervous system

Ectothermic: Poikilothermic, Heliothermic

"Cold Blooded". Same temperature as outside, can increase heat due to collecting heat

Elastic Fibers

Stretchy. Tendens (Muscles Stretch) Not ligaments

Endoderm

Inner germ layer that becomes skeleton and digestive tract

Endothermic: Homeothermic

"Warm Blooded". Stays same temperature all the time

Epithelial Tissue

Outer cells that shed. Dead Skin Cells

Esophagus

Pharynx to Stomach

Exoskeleton

Hard outsides to keep insides moist. Arthropods have them

Intestine: Small, Large

To absorb nutrients and water. Main Job is to absorb nutrients, Absorbs water and is where some bacteria live

Mammailia: Prototheria (Monotremes), Metatheria (Marsupials), Eutheria (Placentals)

Have mammary glands (milk producing gland) and hair. Egg layers with mammary gland, Have pouch and babies are born immature then grow in pouch, Live births of babies that are full term

Mantle

Tissue that produces shells in mollusks

Medusa

Adult Jellyfish

Mesoderm

Germ layer that produces organs

Metamorphosis: Insecta, Amphibia

Change. Insects start as larva, Amphibians start as tadpoles

Mollusca: Body Support, Circulation, Respiration, Digestion

Clams, Oysters, Muscles, Squid, Octopus. Shell, Open except for squids and octopus, Gills, Mouth/Esophagus/Stomach/Intestine/Anus

Nematoda: Body Support, Circulation, Respiration, Digestion

Round, non-segmented worms. Hydro Static Skeleton, No circulation, Water Diffuses through skin to breath, Has a one way system (Separate Mouth and Anus)

Notochord

We lose it after embryonic period but lampreys keep it for keeping body up while swimming

Ostieichthyes

Perch, most fish. Bony Fish

Pharynx

Creates Suction

Platyhelminthes: Body Support, Circulation, Respiration, Digestion

Flatworms. Hydro Static Skeleton, No circulation, Water diffuses through skin to breath, Mouth and Anus is the same hole and has a pharynx

Polyp

Body down to ground with tenticals up

Porifera: Body Support, Circulation, Respiration, Digestion

Sponges. Hydro Static Skeleton, No circulation, Water Diffuses through skin to breath, Passes through pores

Pseudocoelomate

Nemotoda. Mesoderm on oneside

Radula

Tongue-like organ in mollusks

Reptillia

Snake, Turtles, Lizards. Has scales and is ectothermic

Stomach

Stores Food

Symmetry: Irregular, Bilateral, Radial

No symmetry (Sponges), Right and Left look exactly alike (Humans), Circular area look alike (Jellyfish)