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Septa are....
Walls of Mesoderm
Divide hydrostatic skeleton
segments move individually
Muscles
Types?
Move How?
Circular-lenghten body
Longitudinal-shorten and widen body (bristles grip)
Polychaeta
Means?
Examples?
"Many Bristles"
Tube Worms, Sand Worms
Polychaeta Appendages
(Parapodium) (3)
Paired
w/ bristles
Notopodium (respiration), Neuropodium (sensory & locomotion)
Polychaeta Reproduction (3)
No clitellum
dioecious
trochophore larvae
Polychaeta Types (2)
Sedentary-tube worms, ciliary feeders
Errant-free living sand worms
Hirudinae
Means?
leech
Hirudinae reproduction
Hermaphrodites
clitellum secretes cocoon
direct development (no larvae)
Hirudinae attachment
no setae
suckers @ anterior & posterior
Hirudinae Coelom
Filled with connective tissue
Oligochaeta
Means?
Examples?
"Few Bristles"
Earthworm
Oligochaeta Digestive System
Sections (5)
Intestine features (2)
Sections:
Mouth, pharynx, crop (storage), Gizzard (grinding)
Features:
Typhosole (folding-increases absorption)
Chloragogen (surrounding tissue stores fats like liver)
Oligochaeta Circulation
2 liquids
pumping & passage
Coelomic Fluid-nutirents &waste
Blood-hemoglobin & unspecialized cells
Dorsal vessel pumps blood through 5 aortic arches to ventral vessel
Oligochaeta Respiration
Through cuticle & epidermis if moist
Oligochaeta Excretion
3 funtions
Repeated metanephridia
1. Draw fluid through septum into tubule
2. Gather waste while wrapped around vessels
3. Dump wastes through nephidopore
Oligochaeta Nervous system
Path of impluses
Types of nerves (2) and cells (1)
Sense organs in Prostomium>Paired ganglia>nerve cords on ventral side
Sensory & motor neurons
Neurosecretory cells (regulate reproduction)
Oligochaeta Reproduction
Monoecious
Mucus secreted from clitellum binds worms
Seminal vesicle>seminal groove>seminal recepticle
Cocoon (mucus & chitin) where external fertilization occurs