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12C Flashcards

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  1. What does bilateral symmetry mean?
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There are two equal sides to the animal. They are mirror images.

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  1. What does free living mean?
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The worm does not depend on another organism for survival

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What type of symmetry does a planarian have?

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Bilateral symmetry

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  1. Hoe many possible planes are there to divide a bilateral planarian?
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One

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  1. Give an example of a flatworms?
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Planarian

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  1. Which phylum do flatworms belong to?
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Platyhelminthes

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  1. Some flatworms are free living. What does this mean?
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They do not depend on other organisms for survival

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  1. Are most flatworms parasitic?
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Yes

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What does parasitic mean?

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They live in other organisms called hosts and get their nourishment from the hosts

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  1. Name three parts of the planarians nervous system
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2 longitudinal nerves that run down the sides of the body. There are ganglions at the top of each longitudinal nerve that control the planarians responses to stimuli. Transverse nerves connect the longitudinal nerves

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  1. What is the name for an invertebrates response center?
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Ganglion also know as a simple brain

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What are four major stimuli that plantains respond to?

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Light, chemicals, touch, water

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What is a stimulus?

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Something that causes a reaction to an organism

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Explain the planarian responses of the nervous system…

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Nerve cells receive the stimulus. They convert the stimulus to impulses which travel along the nerves to the ganglion. The ganglion receives the impulses and then sends other impulses to various structures of the planarian causing it to respond.

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How many eyespots does the planarian have?

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Two

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Does light cause a positive or negative response to light?

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Negative they move away from light for protection

17
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What reaction helps planarians find food?

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Their response to chemical stimuli

18
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How do planarian reproduce?

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Asexually by regeneration.

Sexually due to being hermaphroditic

19
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What does hermaphroditic mean?

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They have both male and female organs in one body

20
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What does reproducing asexually by regeneration mean?

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That’s the planarian is split into pieces each piece will regrow to form a new adult planarian

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How do planarians get rid of liquid waste products?

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Through a system of tiny tubes. At the end of each tube are structures called flame cells which have tiny cilia that move water and waste through the tubes to tiny holes called excretory pores where waste is excreted from the planarian.

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How does a planarian breathe?

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The planarians body is very thin which allows the animals cells to exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide directly with the environment.

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Explain the digestion of the planarian

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The planarian extends a long muscular tube, called the pharynx through the mouth and sucks food into the intestine which extends to every area. Of the planarians body. Enzymes secreted by cells in the intestine start digesting the food. The cells then absorb the pieces of food and then finish digesting them. Indigestible material is pushed out of the intestine through the mouth.

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Give an example of a roundworm?

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Ascaris

25
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Roundworms belong to which phylum?

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Nematoda

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What type of bodies do Nematoda or roundworms have?

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Long tubular bodies that are tapered at the ends

27
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Give three examples of parasitic worms?

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Hookworms
Pinworms
Trichina

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Some roundworms are serous parasites to what?

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Human, animals and plants

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Are some roundworms free living?

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Yes

30
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What is the life cycle of a roundworm?

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The adult Ascaris is found in the intestines of a host. They release eggs into the intestine with leave the body through feces. When the eggs are swallowed they hatch and burrow into the intestinal walls of the new host and go into the bloodstream until they reach the lungs and finally the throat where they are reswallowed. When they are back in the intestines again the larvae grow into adults and the cycle starts all over again.

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