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Transport in vertebrates

1. Circulatory system


-function to move fluid between various parts of body.


2.small aquatic animals with no circulatory system


-each cell is exposed to water and can independently exchange gases and eliminate wastes.


-sponges,cnidarians,and flatworms.


3. Pseudocoelomates


- Use the coelomic fluid of their body as a mean of transporting substances.


-nematodes.


4. Coelomate echinoderm


-also rely on movement of coelom fluid within their body cavity as ciculatory system


-may still use body fluid for the purpose of locomotion

Open circulatory

-first to evolve


-the heart pumps hemolymph via vessels.


-vessels empty into tissue space


-hemolymph drained back to the heart

Closed circulatory system

1. Most cells arent far from a capillary


2.heart pumps blood to capillaries.


3.gases and materials diffuse to and from nearby cells.


4.vessels return blood to the heart without contact between blood and tissues

Transport in vertebrates

Vertebrate heart


Atria-receives blood from general circulation.


Ventricles-pump blood out through blood vessels.



Vertebrate vessels


Arteries-carry blood away from heart


Arterioles-small arteries which lead to capillaries.


Capillaries-exchange materials with tissue fluid


Venules-join to form a vein


Vein-return blood to heart

Comparison of circulatory pathways

Fish-single loop(1 atrium,1 ventricle)


Amphibian-double loop(2 atrium,1 ventricle)


Reptilian-a septum partially separates the ventricles


Birds and mammals-double loop

Path of blood through heart

-Blood returning from systemic circuit


-vena cavae return blood to right atrium


-Right atrium pumps blood to tricuspid valve to the right ventricle


-the right ventricle pumps blood through the pulmonary semilunar valve to the pulmonary circuit.




-blood returning from pulmonary circuit


-enters left atrium


-the left atrium pumps blood to bicuspid valve to the left ventricle.


-the left ventricle pumps blood to aortic semilunar valve to systemic circuit

The human cardiovascular system

Heartbeat


-systole-contraction of heart chamber


-diastole-relaxation of heart chamber


Cardiac cycle-two part pumping action that takes about a second



-blood collects in atria,atria contract


-pushes blood through tricuspid and mitral valves into the resting lower ventricles.


-the phase is called diastole



Second phase after the ventricle fill


-ventricles contract


-this phase is called systole


-after blood moves into pulmonary artery and aorta,the ventricles relax