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Platyhelminthes


bilateral or radial?


Diploblastic or tripoblastic?


Mesoderm develpos into?


The parenchyma in between what?


Ceolomate or aceolomate?


Protostomes or Dueterostomes?

Bilateral


tripoblastic


parynchema


between body wall and gut


they are aceolomate


protostomes

Platyhelminthes


Where are they found?


What are they also called? and what way are they flattened?


Doe theey have a circulatory system?


Do they have a respiratory system?


How does gas leave?


why are they flat?


Hemaphrodites?

marine, freshwater, terrestrial


the flatworms


dorsal ventrally flattened


they do not have specialized systems


diffuse through body wall


S.A


they are

BODY WALL


What kind of muscles?

longitudanal and circular

MOVEMENT



mucles + hydrostatic skeletons


parychema cells


cilia on ventral side

DIGESTION


how many openings? what cavity?


Digestion is?


What rout does it follow?


Nitrogenous waste?

one gastrovascular cavitty


internal and external


into mouth,gut,out mouth


diffuses out body wall

EXCRETORY


What collects and secrets water?


what does it do with ions?


Types?


Which one has cilia and flagellum?

Protonephredia the absrob ions


flame cells selenocytes


cillia flagellum

NERVOUS SYSTEM


primitive species?


Advanced species?


how many longitudnal nerve cords?

diffuse nerve net


cerebral ganglion



Free LIVING CLASS


What kind of movement?


What covers them with mucous?

Tuberllarians


looping


rhabdites

SEXUAL REPRODUCTION


internal or external?


Into what?


Needle stabbung?


Embryo develop into adult or larval stage?

internal gonatophor


hyodermic impregnation


recipricol fertilization

ASEXUALL REPRODUCTION?


WHAt are neoblasts

BUdding


fision


cells that can differentiate into other cells

How many orderrs?


Which are we looking at?

12


aceoloa


tricladida


polycladida


neorhabdoceola

Order with simple?


Its digestive cavity is?


Are related to what?



aceola


phaynx


not present


algea

Order with straight ?


Its pharynx is?

neorhabdoceola


gut


bolbous

oder where gut has 3 branches?


the pharynex is protrusible?


contain what family?

tricestida


yes


contain Planariidea

Multiple lobed?


Pharynx is?


Its distinguishable by its?


All are?

polycestida


protrusible


colorful


marine

What 3 classes consist of parasistic worms?


Evolved from what class?


HAve normal what?


what do the adults have?

the neodermata


cestoda, tremetoda, monogenea


tubillarians


cilliated epidermis


tegument

The tegument is?


Folded?


Used for?

body


multfolded


for nutrients

CLASS CESTODA


Also called?


THey have no?


The tegument is highly folded into?


scolex is what?


Strobilia?


Consist of?


Each has a?

endoderms


mouth


microtrichia


the anterior part


body


prglottids


reprodctive system

Class cestoda REPRODUCTION


Internal?


Egges inside?


what burst?


How does it exit?


What eats it?


WHat do the hatch into?


What do encyst into to?


Hw do the get into defenitive host?


Final Form?

fertilzation is internal


proglottids


feces


intermdiate host


oncoshere larva


encyst into tissue/organs


defenite host eats intermidate host


Adult form



CLASS MONoGEneA


ALso CAlled?


Posterior attachment with?


what does the anterior sucker do?


How many host?


What kind of Larva?

ectoderme


haptor


attachment


1


oncomiracedium

Which CLass is known as the flukes?


Look like?


What do they eat?


DIgestive tract is?


All of them are?


HAave wich two subclass?



trematoda


leafs


tissue and blood


bilobed


endoparasited


digeniiae and aspidogastria

What takes up must of the space?


What keeps them from being eaten?

reproductive system


surface proteins that mimic those of the host

Sublass of tremotoda?


have how many forms?


who is first host?


Second host?
Defenitive host?



digenia


gastopod


ant


arthropod

fertilized egg


will turn into?


Descibe it?


What eats it?


What does it turn into?


Describe it?


What process causes it to differentiate?


INto?


DEscribe?



fetrilized egg


miracedium larva


ciliated,freeswimmimng,nonfeeding


ieaten by gastropod


turns into mother sporcyst


nonciliated,inhemocela


mitosis


redia or daghter sporocyst


swim migate to gonads have mouth

HaVE Wwhat?


leave host into wat three things?


turn into?


eaten by?

tutn inot cerceria


metaceria


defenitive hosy

In what subclass is the lateral side one big?


What is the single hos?


No what in host?

apisodgastria


one big ventral sucker


mollusc


larval or asxual reproduction