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33 Cards in this Set

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Animal nutrition
Chemo - heterotrophic
Feed by ingestion
Cell structure/ specialization
Complex body system with tissues
Multicellularity via colonial body plan
Single cell-colonial-true Multicellularity
Reproduction and development
Life cycle is dilploid dominant
Sexual reproduction dominant
Embryo to gastrula
Early development in animals
Zygote- eight cell stage- blastula- formation of blastocoel- gastrulation- gastrula
Choanoflagellates
Protists ancestor to animals
Evolutionary history
Multicellularity due to predation
Link to sponges (collar cell looks like choanoglagellates)
First animal
750 mya
Ediacarian biota
600 mya
Cambrian explosion
540 mya
Animals on land
450 mya
Conserved trait
Shared trait among many animals
Gastrulation
Nonconserved trait
Trait that varies between animal
Germ layers
Ectoderm- skin
Endoderm- many of internal organs
Mesoderm- skeletal, muscle systems
Diploblastic
Endoderm and ectoderm
Triploblastic
Ectoderm, endoderm, mesoderm
Protosome vs deuterostome
Acoelomate
No body cavity
Pseudocoelomate
Bordered by endoderm and mesoderm derived tissue
Coelomate
Bordered on all sides by mesoderm derived tissue
Proifera
Phylum
Classes: calcarea, hexatinellida, demospongia
No true tissue
No gastrulation
Coanocyte: filter feeders that look like choanoflagellates
Proifera body plans
Ascnoid- thin walls and large spongeal
Syconoid- thickening the walls and smaller spongea
Leuconoid- mostly walls and very little to no spongoceal
Ascnoid
Thin walls large spongoceal
Syconoid
Thicker walls smaller spongoceal
Leuconoid
Mostly walls and very little if no spongeal
Calcarea
Proifera
Phylum proifera
Calcium carbonate spiracles
2-4 points
Straight or rays
Hexatinellida
Proifera
SiO2 glass
Multiples of 6
Demospongia
Proifera
SiO3 glass
Less than 6
95% of living sponges
All are leuconoid
Cnidaria
Phylum
Class: hydrozoa, scyphozoa, cubozoa, anthozoa
Life cycle alternates between polyp and Medusa
True tissue
Diploblastic
GVC
Carnivores
Radial symmetry
Hydrozoa
Cnidaria
Polyp dominant
Colonial but specialized (reproductive, feeder polyps)
Man of war
Scyphozoa
Cnidaria
The jellyfish
Medusa dominant
Somewhat specialized
Cubozoa
Cnidaria
Different venom than scyphozoa
Box jelly
Bell is more box shaped
Anthozoa
Cnidaria
Corals and anemones
Polyp dominant
Ctenophora
Comb jelly
Have keep rows with cilia