Ch 34 Flashcards
(41 cards)
Free living flatworm
Class tubellaria, phylum platy
Flukes
Class trematoda, phylum platy
Tapeworms
Class cestoda, phylum platy
Roundworms
Phylum Nematoda, pin worm
Wheel animals
Phylum rotifera
Visceral mass, head, foot, mantle, gills
Phylum molluska
No plate, deep water
Class aplacophora, phylum molluska
Single she’ll, deep water
Class monoplacophora, phylum molluska
Tusk shells, marine
Class Scaphodoa, phylum molluska
Many shells, called chitons, primitive
Class polyplacophora, Phylum molluska
Clams, oysters, no radula
Class bilvalvia, phylum molluska
Squid, octopus, squid have internal she’ll
Class Cephalopoda, phylum molluska
Ribbons worms, aceolomate but has mouth and anus, lineus longissimus
Phylum nemertea
Segmented worms, bristles made of chitin called setae
Phylum Annelida
Marine worms & clams, Christmas tree worms, lug worms
Class Polychaeta, phylum Annelida
Earthworms
Class oligochaete, phylum Annelida
Leeches
Class Hirudinea, phylum Annelida
Ecdysis
Molting
Eyes of Arthropods composed of thousands of small individual units
Ommatidia
Each ommatidium has its own lens that focuses light
Rhabdom
Centipedes, millipedes, and insects have system of
Trachae
Air enters the exoskeleton through a series of pores called
Spiracles
First pair of appendages have been modified into, up and down for feeding
Chelicerae
For chelicerates, the second set of appendages are called this and they either transfer sperm or make large pincers
Pedipalps