BIOLS232 Flashcards

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Animals are multicellular and called…..

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Metaxoans

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Animals that have no tissues…..

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Parazoans

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Sponges are parazoans. (true or false)

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True

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Have specialized tissues…….

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Eumetazoans

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The “Eumetazoans” are classified according to their…….

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Body symmetry

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What are the types of symmetry?

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Bilateral radial

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What type of germ layer do animals with a “radial” l symmetry?

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Diploblastic

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What type of germ layer do animals with a “bilatera symmetry” have?

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Treploblastic

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What are the three types of animal cavity?

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Celomates - acelomates - pseudo celomates

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Celomates animals are classified as……

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Protostomes and deuterostomes

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The animals are determined to be protostomes or deuterostomes according to the…. ?

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First opening of the embryo

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If the first opening of the embryo is the mouth we then it is…..?

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A protostomes

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If the first opening of the embryo is the anus we then it is…..?

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Deuterostomes

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Higher animals such as chordate and echinodermata are protostomes. (true or false).

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False

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Lower animals such as mulascas and nematoda are deuterostomes. (true or false)

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False

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Lower animals such as mulascas and nematoda are deuterostomes. (true or false)

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False

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Protostomes can be either ecodysozoans or…..?

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Lophotrochozoans

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Ecodysozoans are devided into two….

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Arthropoda and nematoda

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(Porifera) Sponges are parazoans. (true or false).

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True

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Most of sponges are marine and few live in fresh water habitats. (true or false).

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True

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Sponges are always sesile. (true or false).

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True

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Porifera embryos are not free swimming. (true or false)

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Fales

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The body symmetry of sponges can be either………..

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Radial or asymmetrical

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Level of organization of sponges….?

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Cellular level of organization

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Sponges are classified into 4 classes......
Calcarea demospongiae hexactinellida
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The skeleton and spicules of the class calcarea is composed of........
Calcium carbonate CaCO4
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The skeleton and spicules of the class demospongiae is composed of........
Spongin fibers and silica spicules
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The skeleton and spicules of the class hexactinellida is composed of........
Silica spicules (with a six rayes)
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The fourth class of sponges is.....
Sclerospongiae
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The skeleton of sclerospongiae is composed of........?
Calcium carbonate silica spicules
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A thin noncellular gelatinous mlayer in sponges
The mesohyl
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Flagellated feeding cells in sponges.......
Choanocytes
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A ring of microvilli
Collar cell
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Collar secrete mucous to traps the food particles. (true or false)
True
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It digests food in sponges
Amoebocytes
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The outer cell layer of sponges.....
The Pinacoderm
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An incurrent pore of sponges.......
Ostia / ostium
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The three types of the inner structure of sponges are........?
Asconoid syconoid leuconoid
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Is the most complex inner structure type of sponges..............?
Leuconoid
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Is the simplest inner structure type of sponges
Asconoid
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Have spongocoel........
Adconoid
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Lacking a spongocoel.............?
Leuconoid
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A type of sponges that have prosopyle............?
Syconoid
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A type of sponges that filters food mor efficiently..................?
Leuconoid
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A type of sponges that filters food mor efficiently..................?
Leuconoid
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Most of the sponges are asconoids. (true or false).
False
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Asexual reproduction in sponges by........
Fragmentation budding and gemmules
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Sponges have a power of regeneration and re-aggregation. (true or false).
True
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Gemmules are non-dormant specialized resistant cells. (true or false)
Falest
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Why Spongilla gemmules go dormant?
For asexual reproduction
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Leucosolina is in the class...........
Calcarea
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What type of canal system does leucosolina have?
Asconoid
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Leuconoid lives by attaching to rocks in lower intertidal Zones. (true or false).
True
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Leucosolina forms a group of clusters by "fragmenting". (true or false).
Fales. (by budding)
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Grantia us in the class........
Calcarea
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What type of canal system does Grantia have?
Syconoid
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Grantia are marine sponges. (true or false).
True
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Spongilla is in the class........
Demospongiae
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Spongilla have a skeleton composed of.........
Spongin fibers and silica spicules
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The commercial spong is in the class......
Demospongiae
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What type of Cana system does spongilla and the commercial spong have posses
Leuconoid