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Major evolutionary milestones
-Coelum (true gut)
-Closed circulatory system
Characteristics
- segmented bodies
- bilateral symmetry
- true body cavity sep. by septa
-organs of 3 systems penetrate septa and run length of body
- one way digestive tract divided into sev well dev. organs: pharynx, esphagous, crop, gizzard, intestine
Circulatory system
-closed (first time ever seen)
-contains dorsal + ventral blood vessel: connected by 5 aortic arches above esophagus
Dorsal blood vessel
carries blood from tail to head
ventral blood vessel
carries blood back toward tail
Cephalization
-Brain: small, located under pharynx
-Ventral nerve cord extends from brain and runs length of body
-each segment swells to form ganglion
Ganglion
nerve cell cluster (site for transferring info)
Excretion
-nitrogenous waste removed from body by nephridia
-each segment = 2 nephridia
Nephridia
-removes nitrogenous waste from body
-each body segment contains 2 (except for first 3 and last one)
Reproduction
-hermaphroditic
-internal fertilization via copulation
-clitellum
Clitellum
swollen segment on body that contains gland cell that produces cocoon to surround eggs after laid to protect them as they develop
Locomotion
-muscular system contains both circular/longitudinal muscles
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circular muscles
contract to elongate body
longitudinal muscles
shorten body
setae
small, bristle-like hairs: extend from body walls + act like anchors as worm moves.
-4 setae per segment
Skin
-contains then waterproof layer called cuticle
-no respiratory organs: breathe through moist skin
cuticle
thin, waterproof layer
body
no skeleton other than hydrostatic one formed by fluid filled body cavity
Classes of phylum annelida
-Oligochaeta
-Polychaeta
-Hirudinea
Class Oliogchaeta
-"few bristles"
-the earthworms
Class Polychaeta
-"many bristles"
-marine worms
-have fleshy projections called "parapodia" to help them move + for gas exchange
Hirudinea
-leeches, freshwater
-75% blood-sucking parasites that attach to host + release chemical "hirudin" that stops blood from clotting
-slow digestion, can go 1 year bw meals
Ecological roles
-mix + aerate soil
-decompose dead organic matter
-fertilize soil by excreting waste