• Shuffle
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Alphabetize
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Front First
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Both Sides
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Read
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
Reading...
Front

Card Range To Study

through

image

Play button

image

Play button

image

Progress

1/157

Click to flip

Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;

Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;

H to show hint;

A reads text to speech;

157 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back
Echidnodermata
Classes
Asteroidea
Echidnoidea
Holothuroidea
Ophiuroidea
Crinoidea
Anthropoda
Subphyla
Trilobita
Chelicerata
Crustacea
Hexopoda
Mryiapoda
Asteroidea (C)
Starfish (sea stars)
Echinoidea (C)
sea urchins
Holothuroidea (C)
sea cucumbers
Ophiuroidea (C)
brittle stars
Crinoidea (C)
sea lilies, feather stars
Trilobita (SP)
extinct
Chilopoda (C)
centipedes
Diplopoda (C)
millipedes
Echinodermata Symmetry
Bilateral (larvae)
Radial (adult)
Echidnodermata Respiratory Sysem
dermal brachaiae, tube feet
Echidnodermata Circulatory System
Water Vascular System (WVS)

* WVS unique to Echidnoderms*
Echidnodermata Skeletal
CaCO3 endoskeleton
Echidnodermata Coelom
Yes (Deuterostome), but reduced
Echidnodermata Cephalization
NONE
Echidnodermata Sexual Repro
Dioecious, external fertilization
Echidnodermata Asexual Repro
Regeneration
(Starfish can grow back arm)
Echidnodermata Metamerism
Some Internal
Echidnodermata Excretory
Diffusion
Echidnodermata Nervous
Diffusion
Echidnodermata # of embryonic germ layers
3
Echidnodermata locomotion
Movie via WVS and tube feet
Echidnodermata digestion
open clam with tube feet - evert cardia stomach --> secrete mucous, dig juices from hepatic caeca --> pyloric stomach --> dig caeca, --> rectal caeca --> anus
Crustacea Respiratory
Gills for gas exchange
Crustacea Respiratory Pigment
Hemocyanin
Crustacea Circulatory
Open
Crustacea Skeletal
chitinous exoskeleton, cephalothorax, and abdomen
Crustacea Coelom
Yes (Protostome), but reduced
Crustacea Sexual Repro
Dioecious
Crustacea Metamerism
YES
Crustacea Excretory
Green Gland
Crustacea Nervous
Ganglis and ventral nerve chord
Crustacea # of embryonic germ layers
3
Crustacea Locomotion
Exoskeleton with jointed appendages
Crustacea Digestion
Mouth--> esophagus --> cardiac stomach --> gastric mill (grinding) --> pyloric stomach --> intestine --> anus
Insecta Symmetry
Bilateral
Insecta Respiratory
Spiracles --> trachea --> tracheolus
Insecta Circulatory
Open
Insecta Skeletal
Chitinous exoskeleton; head, thorax, abdomen
Insecta Coelom
YES (protostome), but reduced
Insecta Cephalization
Highly developed, complex social patterns
Insecta Sexual Repro
Dioecious
Insecta Asexual Repro
Parthogenesis
Insecta Metamerism
YES
Insecta Metamorphis
Holometabolous (larvae --> pupa --> adult) and Hemimetabolous (nymph --> adult)
Insecta Excretory
Malpighian Tubules
Insecta Nervous
Ganglia and ventral nerve chord
Insecta germ layers
3
Insecta Locomotion
exoskeleton with jointed appendages, 3 pairs of legs
Insecta Digestion
Mouth --> esophagus --> crop --> gizzard (grinding) --> gastric caeca (secrete dig. enz.) --> midgut --> malphghian tubules --> hindgut --> anus
Cnidarian Classes
Hydrazoa, Scyphoxoa, Cubozoa, Anthozoa
Hydrazoa
hydra, obelia
Scyphozoa
jellyfish
Cubozoa
box jellyfish
Anthozoa
anenemoe, corals
Platyhelminthe Classes
Turbellaria, Cestoda, Tremetoda
Turbellaria
free living, Dugesia (planarian)
Cestoda
Parasitic, tapeworms
Tremetoda
Parasitic, flukes
Annelida Classes
Polychaeta, Oligochaeta, Hirudinea
Polychaeta
Nereis, tube worms
Oligochaeta
earthworms
Hirudinea
leeches
Mollusca Classes
Gastropoda, Bivalvia, Cephalopoda, Polyplacophora
Gastropoda
snails, slugs, nudibranchs, abalone
Bivalvia
clam, mussel, scallop
Cephalopoda
octupi, squid, cuttlefish, nautillus
Polyplacophora
chitons
Cnidarian Symmetry
Radial
Cnidarian Respiratory
NONE (Diffusion)
Cnidarian Skeletal
NONE (in Hydrozoa), Hard CaCo3 (in Corals)
Cnidarian Coelom
NONE
Cnidarian Cephalization
NONE
Cnidarian Sexual Repro
Monoecious OR Dioecious
Cnidarian Asexual Repro
Budding
Cnidarian Metamerism
NONE
Cnidarian Excretory
NONE (Diffusion)
Cnidarian Metamorphosis
2 body plans: polyp and medusa
Cnidarian Nervous
Diffuse irregular net
Cnidarian germ layers
2 (development of tissues, NO organs)
Cnidarian Locomotion
Tumbling, swimming, floating, gliding
Cnidarian Digestion
Gastrovascular Cavity (GVC)
Platyhelminthe Symmetry
Bilateral
Platyhelminthe Respiratory
NONE (diffusion)
Platyhelminthe Circulatory
NONE (diffusion)
Platyhelminthe Skeletal
NONE
Platyhelminthe Coelom
NONE (Acoelomate)
Platyhelminthe Cephelization
Some (eyespots, brain)
Platyhelminthe Sexual Repro
Monoecious
Platyhelminthe Asexual Repro
Budding (in some)
Platyhelminthe Metamerism
some internal
Platyhelminthe Nervous
Nerve ladder, eyespots
Platyhelminthe germ layers
3 (acoelomate, true organs, NO body cavity)
Platyhelminthe Locomotion
Swimming via ciliated ventral surfaces; long and circular muscle contraction
Platyhelminthe Digestion
Pharynx --> 3 branched GVC

(Cestodes have NONE - absord from host)
Annelida Symmetry
Bilateral
Annelida Respiratory
Skin
Annelida Respiratory Pigment
Dissolved hemoglobin
Annelida Circulatory
closed
Annelida Skeletal
fluid filled hydroskeleton
Annelida Coelom
YES (protostome)
Annelida Cephalization
Some (suprapharyngeal ganglion)
Annelida Sexual Repro
Monoecious
Annelida Asexual
Budding (in some)
Annelida metamerism
very evident, segmentation (somites)
Annelida Excretory
Metanephridia, anus
Platyhelminthes Excretory
Protonephridia with flame cells
Annelida Nervous
Ganglion, ventral nerve chord
Annelida germ layers
3 (true coelom and organs)
Annelida Locomotion
Setae, longitudinal and circular muscle contractions
Annelida Digestion
Gastrointestinal (GI) tract (tube) with typhlosole (internal fold of the intestine)

PATH = Mouth --> Pharynx --> Esophagus --> Crop --> Gizzard --> Intestine
Mollusca Symmetry
Bilateral
Mollusca Respiratory
Ctenida
Mollusca Resp. Pigment
Hemocyanin
Mollusca Circulatory
Open
(but Closed in Cephalopods)
Mollusca Skeletal
NONE; CaCo3 shell (except in cephalopods)
Mollusca Coelom
YES (protostome)
Mollusca Cephalization
some, more in Cephalopods
Mollusca Sexual Repro
Most dioecious
Mollusca Metamerism
only in 1 genus
Mollusca Excretory
Nephridia --> kidney
Mollusca Nervous
varies, highly developed in Cephalopods
Mollusca germ layers
3
Mollusca locomotion
most slow moving via foot, in cephalopods fast swimming via jet propulsion
Mollusca Digestion
GI Tract; clam - filter feeder with ctenida, stomach, and intestine
Mollusca Derived Characterstics (5)
1)shell
2) mantle
3) foot,
4) ctenida
5) radula (absent in bivalves)
Chordata Characteristics (4)
1) Dorsal hollow nerve cord
2) Notochord
3) Pharyngeal gill slits
4) Post-anal tail
Vertebrata Symmetry
Bilateral
Vertebrata Respiratory
larynx --> laryngopharynx --> trachea --> bronchi --> branchioles --> alveoli
Vertebrata Resp. Pigment
Hemoglobin
Vertebrata Digestive
Oropharynx --> Nasopharynx --> laryngopharynx --> esophagus --> stomach --> duodenum --> jejenum --> ileum --> colon --> rectum --> anus
Vertebrata Circulatory
SVC / IVC --> RA --> tricuspid valve --> RV --> pulmonary artery --> lungs --> pulmonary vein --> LA --> bicuspid valve --> LV --> aorta
Vertebrata Skeletal
internal, bone
Vertebrata Coelom
YES, several
(deuterostome)
Vertebrata Cephalization
high degree, brain
Vertebrata Sexual Repro
Eggs and sperm, elaborate
Vertebrata Metamerism
YES, vertebral column
somites (development)
Vertebrata Exrectory
Kidneys --> ureters --> bladder --> urethra
Vertebrata Metamorphosis
NONE, direct development
Vertebrata Nervous
high degree, central and peripheral nervous
Vertebrata germ layers
3 (ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm)
Life Cycle (ex. frog)
Gametogenesis --> Fertilization --> Cleavage --> gastrulation --> nuerulation / organogenesis --> larvae --> metamorphosis --> adult
Parthogenesis
gametes develop without fertilization; egg develops without sperm nucleus (sorta sexual, sorta asexual)
Meiotic Parthogenesis
meiosis, 1N egg
ex. haplodiploidy with bees,
ex. some fish, lizards (some with just females), amphibians (frogs)
Ameiotic Parthogenesis
NO meiosis, 2N egg - clone (asexual)
Fertilization
union of membranes, union of nuclei (of sperm and egg (ovum))
Oogenesis (process timeline)
Primary follicle --> mature follicle --> ruptures --> oocyte released --> corpus luteum remains
Spermatogenesis (process timeline)
Spermatogenic cells in seminiferous tubules (with sertoli cells), interstital (Leydig) cells secrete testoserone (T) --> caput epididymis --> cauda epididymus --> vas deferens --> urethra
Spermatogenesis

(Spermatogenic cells: a--> b--> c--> d --> e)
spermatogonia --> primary spermatocyte --> secondary -spermatocyte --> spermatid --> spermatozoa (with flagella)
"SEVEN UP"
Seminiferous Tubules
Epididymus
Vas Deferens
Ejaculatory Duct
Nothing but glands

Urethra
Penis
Cleavage
rapid cell division with little growth (NO increase in cytoplasm)
Holoblastic Cleavage
complete cleavage;
cleavage plane extends entirely though the zygote

(ex. sea urchins (NO yolk), frogs (little yolk))
Meroblastic Cleavage
incomplete cleavage b/c zygote has a lot of yolk;
cleavage plane does NOT extend entirely through zygote

(ex. birds (chick))
Organogenesis
process by with the 3 germ layers (ectoderm, mesoderm, and ectoderm) develop into --> internal organs.
Nueralation (definition)
Part of organogenesis - formation of dorsal nerve cord, formation of CNS (central nervous system)
Nueralation (process timeline)
ectoderm forms neural plate - folds --> neural tube - differentiate --> brain AND spinal cord (both forming CNS)