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How do you make a metazoan?

Start out simple - single-celled organisms such as amoebas

Importance of Choanoflagellates

Flagellum can be used for motion but with the collar can be used to create a current and draw in food


Reproduce asexually, and it is easy to create many of them

Choanoflagellates and ______

Colonies


The colonies arose because it makes them more efficient, can create a bigger current to draw in more food and can take turns resting


This bring the beginning of many cells with a similar purpose

Phylum Proifera

Sponges

Most basic metazoan body plan

Sponges - single layer of tissue (collared cells)


Thread-like collared cells weave together to form the outer layer around a rigid structure


Fractal-like organization

Phylum Cnidria/Coelenterata

Sea pens, soft corals, jellyfish, anemones


Fractal pattern seen


Eat and poop out of same holes

2 Layers of tissue phylum

Cnidria/Coelenterata

Names of the 2 layers of tissue

Ectoderm and endoderm

How did the endoderm arise?

Most likely from the invagination of the ectoderm

What is the ectoderm and endoderm?

Endoderm is the inner tissue/gut, ectoderm is the outer layer of tissue

Most complex metazoan body plan

Worms of bilaterals

What are the 3 layers of tissue?

Ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm

Fractal geometry breaks down in ______ body plan

Bilateral

The Coelom

Endoderm and ectoderm are essentially continuous


Mesoderm is a little more complicated in that it actually lines a fluid-filled body cavity called the coelom


Within the coelom is where the internal organs and gut develop

Protostomes

Coelom develops directly from mesodermal tissue - mollusks, arthropods


Mouth develops before the anus

Deuterostomes

Coelom develops from out-pockets of the gut (endoderm) - chordates, echinoderms


Anus develops before the mouth

Initial use of the Coelom

a hydraulic device for moving

Benefit of a coelom

Allows movement - if you could move, you could protect yourself from predators/the environment and it also allowed transport of oxygen without needing water as a medium and without compromising ectoderm effectiveness or size


Could evolve skeletons