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Characteristics of animals
ingesting heterotrophs
multicellular eukaryotes
Specialized cells or tissues
eight-cell stage
clevaging of zygote
*Spiral and determined in Protpstome
*Radial and indeterminant in Deuterostome
Blastula
Multicellular hollow ball
Gastrulation
embryonic layers/ tissues specialize results in gastrula
Blastopore (gastrula opening), archenteron( hollow inside), ectoderm, ectoderm
Hox gene
DNA sequence that influences animal morphology
Cambrian Explosion
wave of animal diversification, 535-525 mya
Radial Symmetry
same symmetry as a circle
Bilateral symmetry
two axes of orientation along one line of symmetry
Dorsal
top
Ventral
bottom
anterior
front
posterior
back
Cephalization
bilateral symmetry required.
sensory equipment concentrated at the anterior end including a central nervous system in the head.
Tissues of germ layers(3 total)
diploblastic (2) (cnidarians)
triploblastic(3)
Ectoderm
Endoderm
mesoderm
What is another name for body cavity? What does it do?
Coelom
common with triploblastic organisms
cushions suspended organs prevents internal injury
coelomates
have true coelum. forms from mesoderm tissue with inner and outer layers of mesoderm that surround inner cavity.
Psedocoelomates
functional body cavity. formed from endoderm and mesoderm.
Acoelomates
lack body cavity
Protostome development
*Spiral and determined eight-cell stage
*tube of mesoderm forms coelom
*mouth develops first from blastopore
Deuterostome development
*radial and indeterminante eight-cell stage
* mesoderm folds in archenteron to form coelom
*anus develops from blastopore
Archenteron
initial sac of the future digestion tube.
True animals have tissues, which clade do they belong to and which basal animal is not included?
*Eumetazoa 'true animals'
*Porifera lack tissues
clades withing Protostomia
Ecdysozoans
lophotrochozoans