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Groups of vertebrates

Mammals


Fish(bony and cartaligenous)


Reptiles


Amphibians


Birds

Two groups that may also be considered veterbrates and why

Hagfish


Lamphreys



Have a cranium (craniates) and have a backbone that is underdeveloped

Tree of deutrsomes- to vertebrates

Deutroses splits- echinoderms + chordates , chordates splits - vertebrates + cousins of veterbrates

Chordate groups and characteristics

Cephalochordates ,tunicates, craniates ( including vertebrates or lizards)


These characteristics are shared by craniates and vertebrates



-Notochord ( support muscle (anchors muscles) , induces formation of neural tube/canal


-Hollow dorsal vessel (hollow tube on top of notochord)



-Spinal nerves


-Ganglia (accumulation of neurons)


-Post anal tail (dorsal post anal body appendage (dorsal +behind anus(-specufic to veterbrates))


-Metameric muscle blocks


- pharangeol pouches/slits

Tissue layers in vertebrate embryo

Neural tube- develops into central nervous system (brain and spinal cord)


Somate( mesoderm that specialises into vertebrae)


Notochord (support for muscles - induces formation of neural tube)


Mesoderm (middle germ layer of early embryo)


Archenteron ( space insude digestive tract)


Endoderm (inner germ layer of early embryo)


Ectoderm (outer layer of cells)


Deutrosome embryonic characteristics of veterbrates

Indeterminate -if cells separated they have the still have capability of developing into organism



Enterocoely-folds of archenteron form the coelom



Radial cleavage- early cells divisok occur parralellel to the axis



Deutrosomy- blastopore develops into anus

Three criteria used to construct phylogenies

- relationships represented by a branching pattern


- relatedness based on shared characters it's


-species are directly or indirectly related through common ascestory

Difference between definition and diagnosis

Definition - define a group through Thier common anscestory


Diagnosis - diagonsoe a group ok the basis of shared characteristics



Three major groups of metazoans (animals) included in deutrosomes

Echinoderms, chordates ( craniates,vertebrates) hemichordates

Term for lamphrey larvae

Ammocete

Two key roles of notochord

Support for muscles and CNS , initiates neural tube development

Organism that demonstrates chordate characteristics well

Lamphrey larvae

Example of cephalochordate

The lancelet ( amphioxous)