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invertebrates
animals that lack backbone
95% of animals
Porifera
part of Metazoa, no tissues, specialized cells called collar cells and amebocytes, suspension feeders
spongel and osculum
Animals with tissues
Eumetazoa
Radial symmetry: Cnidarians
polyp or medusa
dioblastic
characterized by cnidocytes or stinging cells
Hydrozoans-Obelia, hydra, portuguese manowar, colonial
Scyphozoans-medusa dominant, true jellies
cubozoans-box jellies, highly toxic
anthozoans-sea anemone
Genetic Data: Lophotrochozoans
Characterized by cilliated tenticles at some stage in its life.
-Platyhelmenithes
-Rotifera
-Ectoprocta
-Brachiopoda
Platyhelmentes(proterostome, lophotrochozoa)
Trioploblasts, acoelomates, gas exchange though skin, have cerecral ganglia, gastrovascular cavity, eyespots
*Planarian-predator scavenger, eyespots
*Turbellaria- marine, have eye spots
*monogeneans&tramatodes-flukes
*Cestoidea/ rhabditophorans-tape worms, parasitic
Rotifers(proterostome, lophotrochozoa)
*Digestive tube with two openings=alimentary canal=mouth+anus
*psudocoelom
*parthenogenisis
Ectoprocts (proterostome, lophotrochozoa)
*Colonial animal
*lophophorates=cilliates corona around mouth
*suspension feed
*coelom
Brachiopods (proterostome, lophotrochozoa)
*clam-like, split dorsal and ventral
*lophophorates=cilliates corona around mouth
*suspension feed
*coelom
Molluscs (proterostome, lophotrochozoa)
*muscular foot
*Visceral mass-contains most organs
*Mantle-secretes shell
*mantle cavity- houses gills
*Radula-organ to scrape food
*Chitons, Gastropods, cephalopods, bivales
Chitons (Proterostome, Lophotrochozoa,Molluscs)
eight dorsal plates
Gastropods (Proterostome, Lophotrochozoa,Molluscs)
*torsion= 180 rotation of visceral mass so anus is above mouth
*snails, limpets, abalone
* herbivore, predator
Bivalves (Proterostome, Lophotrochozoa,Molluscs)
*hinged halves at midline
* adductor muscles
*breath though mantle gas exchane
*filter feeders
Cephalopods (Proterostome, Lophotrochozoa,Molluscs)
*reduced shell to pen
*ammonites=shelled cephalopods
*closed circulatory system=blood separate from body fluid
Annelids (proterostome, lophotrochozoa)
*coelomates
* segmented worms
*Polychates, Oligochaetes(earthworms, leeches)
Polychates (proterostome, lophotrochozoa, Annelida)
*many parapodia with bunched chaetae
*chaetae=bristles made of chiton
Oligochaetes (proterostome, lophotrochozoa, Annelida)
*'few hairs'
*Earthworms-alimentary canal, closed circulatory system
*leeches-parasitic
Ecdysozoans (proterostome)
*tough external coat = cuticle
* go though ecdysts = molting
*Nenatodes, anthropodia
Nematoda (proterostome, Ecdysozoa)
*roundworms, hook worms
*no segmentation
*diecious (m/f separate)
*alimentary canal
*no circulatory system
*pseudocoelom
Anthropods (proterostome, Ecdysozoa)
*segmented body
*coelomates
*hard exoskeleton
*jointed appendages
*specialization of repetitive segments
*open circulatory system
*gas exchange though trachea
*head, thorax, abdomen OR cephalothorax, abdomen
Chelicerates (proterostome, ecdysozoa, anthropodia)
*chelicerae= pincer/ fange apendages
*cephalothorax and abdomen
*no antennae, simple eyes
*six pair appendages, 4 pair walking legs
*pedipalps=sensing/feeding/reproduction appendages
*booklungs
*horseshoe crab,arachnids, scorpions,eurypterids, ticks, mites
Myriapods (proterostome, ecdysozoa, anthropodia)
*milipedes and centipedes
*terrestrial
*3 mandibles=modified appendages as mouthparts
*antennae
*milipedes=hervivores, two pairs for each segment
*centipedes= carnivores, one pair for each segment, venomous
Hexapoda (proterostome, ecdysozoa, anthropodia)
*Insects
*flight
*Dorsal artery(dorsal)
*cerebral ganglion and nerve cord(ventral)
*six pair, 3 pair legs
*head thorax abdomen
*communication
complete metamorphosis
larval stage looks completely different from adult stage
incomplete metamorphosis
larval stage resembles adults
Crustaceans (proterostome, ecdysozoa, anthropodia)
*isopods, decapods, copepods
*CaCO3 shell
Echinoderms (Deuterostomata)
*Radial symmetry
*coelomates
*water vascular system
*tube feet
* asterodiea-sea stars
*Echinodea-sea urchins
*Crinoidea-sea lilies
*holothuroidea- sea cucumbers