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Radial Symmetry

Parts are arranged around a central axis

Bilateral Symmetry

Right and Left halves are mirror images

Asymmetry

No symmetrical appearance

Tissue Organization

Tissues can be organized into layers, functional units

Acoelomate

3-layered bodies with a body cavity

Pseudocoelomate

3-layered bodies with a cavity between the endoderm and mesoderm

Eucoelomate

3-layered bodies with a cavity (coelem) within the mesoderm

Open circulatory system

Blood flows through the coelomic spaces in the tissue as well as in the blood vessels

Closed circulatory system

Blood flows entirely though the vessels

Cnidocytes

Contain a nematocyst (stinging organelle)

Gastrodermis

Lines the inside of the gastrovascular tube

Epidermis

Outside of the gastrodermis and mesoglea

Mesoglea

Dividing line between the epidermis and gastrodermis

Planaria


(Left to right) Eye spot, Gastrovascular cavity, pharynx

Auricle

Touch and chemical sensory cells

Annelids

Demo was earthworm

Prostomium

Fleshy, dorsal tuberance

Clitellum

organ that "sticks out" and is used for reproduction

Blood vessel/nerve sizes on the dorsal and ventral sides

Dorsal: blood vessel is big, nerve is small


Ventral: nerve is big, blood vessel is small

Umbo

  • Hump on valves on dorsal side
  • Umbo is up and away to find left and right of the mollusk

Mantle

Tissue that secretes the shell