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what is kingdom animalia? (5th)
multicellular,no cell wall, heterotrophic, release enzymes to breakdown macromolecules, development pattern up to blastula stage
Phylum Porifera
-sponges
-aquatic, typically associated with a photosynthetic algae, no symmetry, feed with cells called choanocytes
Phylum Cnidaria
-sea jellies, corals, sea anemones
-aquatic, all have stinging cells (nematocysts) with different levels of toxin
What is unique about Phylum Cnideria animals?
-2 tissue layers, no true organs
-all have stinging cells hematocysts
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Who are the Portuguese Man of War?
-Phylum Cnidaria
-plankton, they float around
Phylum Platyhelminthes
(tapeworms, planaria, flukes), flat unsegmented worms
-require moist environment (fresh water, marine, moist soil, or in an animal's body), some are parasitic
Phylum Annelida
(earthworms, marine worms, leeches), segmented worms
-closed circulatory system
-require moist environment (fresh water, marine, or moist soil)
Phylum Mollusca
(clams, chitons, snails, squid,oysters, octopus)
-require moist environment
-muscular foot, radula (used for feeding)
-2nd largest group of animals
What is the muscular foot?
-radula
-"tongue" used for feeding
What is the Cephalopoda
-under the phylum mollusca
-squid, octopus, cuttlefish
What is the Chambered nautilus?
-under the phylum mollusca
-closed circulatory system
-camera-type eye similar to human's eye
Phylum Nematoda
-round,unsegmented
-most are parasitic
-require moist environment, mostly in an animal's body
Wuchereria bancrofti???
-parasite blocks lymph system
-gets in through skin
-causes elephantiasis
-under phylum nematoda
Phylum Arthropoda
(barnacles, lobsters, spiders, insects)
-land or water (fresh and marine) environment
-jointed appendages & exoskeleton with chitin
-most diverse group of organisms
-80% indentifies are in this group
-especially insects; 1/5 of earth's species are a type of beetle
Phylum Echinodermata
(sea stars, sea urchins, sand dollars, sea cucumbers)
-aquatic, water vascular system carries out most of the animals functions, no heart of brain
-endoskeleton of calcium-rich plates beneath the skin
Phylum Chordata
(vertebrates, tunicates): aquatic or land, notochord(become vertebrae in vertebrates), dorsal nerve cord, pharyngeal gill slits, post anal tail
Vertebrates: Sharks skates, and rays?
cartilage skeleton & exposed gills
Vertebrates: Bony Fish
gills covered by a bony plate
Vertebrates: Amphibians
-juvenile breaths will gills/adult with lungs
-frogs toads
-transitional animals, require water to reproduce
Vertebrates: Reptiles
covered with scales, live on land, desert
Vertebrates:Birds
covered with feathers, breathe with lungs, lay eggs
Vertebrates: Mammals
-have fur hair, and all females and most males have mammary glands
-monotemes, marupials, placentals