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Invertebrates

animals that lack backbines, they account for 95% of known animals species

platyhelminthes

flat worms, flukes, tapeworms
-triploblastic organization


-bilateral symmetry


-aocelomate

nematoda

round worms
25000 species
have a tough cutic, e that coats the body

mesophyl- 2 layers of cell making up the wall of the sponge
epidermis- the outer layer of the sponge
pores- where water enters the sponge
spongocoel internal cavity where water goes once in tbe sponge
choanoytes- flagellated cells that create a current to take water In pores and out the osculum
amoebocytes- cells thay transport nutrients to other cells of sponges body, produce materials for skeketal fibers, or become any sponge cell that is needed.

Systems present and not present in platyhelminthes

Present


-muscle system


-nervous system


-incomplete digestive system


NOT PRESENT


-Circulatory


-Respiratory

Class Turbelleria example of species

flat worms Planaria


-move by cilia


-have an eyespot


-monoecious

Class Trematoda

-Flukes


-Parasitic


-no cilia


-have suckers

Class Cestoidea

Tape Worms


-parasitic


-have cilia


-have suckers and hooks