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Protozoan locomotion
move by cilia or flagella by stroking
Flatworms
-body wall arranged in two layers: longitudinal & circular
-muscles contract against hydrostatic skeleton(fluid)
-contraction of circular layer of muscles make fluid flow longitudinally lengthening animal
-contraction of longitudinal layer of muscles shorten animal
-setae: bristles in lower part of each segment
Cartilage
-connective tissue softer and more flexible than bone
Bone
-mineralized connective
-two types: compact & spongy
Compact bone
-dense bone
-osteons(Haversian system):structural units
-lamallae: concentric circles of bony matrix
Spongy bone
-less dense
-contains spicules: interconnecting lattice
-cavities between spicules:yellow/red bone marrow
Yellow bone marrow
inactive and infiltrated by adipose tissue
Red bone marrow
involved in blood cell formation
Osteoblasts
cells that synthesize and secrete organic constituents of bone matrix (build bone)
Osteoclasts
large, multi-nucleated cells involved in bone resportion(destroy bone)
Endochondral ossification
cartilage replaced by bone
Intramembranous ossification
mesenchymal connective tissue replaced by bone
Axial skeleton
consist of skull, vertebral column, and rib cage
Bones
-held together by immovable and movable joints and supported and strengthened by ligaments
-tendons attach skeletal muscles to bones & bend skeleton(origin->insertion)
Muscle
-consists of contractile fibers held by connective tissue
-types (skeletal, smooth, and cardiac)
Skeletal Muscle
-voluntary movements
-by somatic nervous system
-fibers contain myofibrils(modified ER storing calcium ions) divide into sarcomeres
Sarcomere
-composed of thick(contain myosin) and thin filaments(contain actin)
Z line
defines boundary of single sarcomere and anchor thin filaments
M line
runs down center of sarcomere
I band
region containing only thin filaments
H zone
region of thick filaments only
A band
spans entire length of thick ilaments and overlap portion of thin filaments
Contraction
A band not reduced in size, H zone and I band are reduced
Simple twitch
consists of latent, contraction, & relaxation
Summation
strong contractions that are prolonged
Tetanus
stronger and frequent contractions that lead to muscle fatigue
Tonus
state of partial contraction
Smooth Muscle
involuntary actions
-autonomic nervous system
-one centrally located nucleus
Cardiac Muscle
-actin & myosin giving striated appearance
-contain one or two centrally located nuclei
Creatine Phosphate/arginine phosphate
type of energy
Myoglobin
hemoglobin-like protein found in muscle tissue