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ch 9 quiz #2 Flashcards

(19 cards)

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8 invertebrate phyla

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-porifera
-cnidaria
-platyhelmenthis
-molluscs
-nematoda
-annelida
-arthropoda
-echinoderms

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porifera (outstanding features and an organism)

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sponges, no true tissue, are filter feeders, spicules

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Cnidaria (outstanding features and an organism)

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jellyfish, radial symetry, true tissue, diploblastic, cnidocytes (stinging cells)

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platyhelmenthis

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tapeworms, acoelamates, bilateral symetry, triploblastic

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molluscs (outstanding features and an organism)

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clams, coelamates, bilateral symmetry, triploblastic, visceral mass, radula

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nematoda (outstanding features and an organism)

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heartworms, pseudocoelamates, unsegmented, hydro skeleton, have true tissue

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annelida (outstanding features and an organism)

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earthworms, coelamates, segmented, closed circulatory system

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arthropoda (outstanding features and an organism)

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spiders, ecdosozoans (they molt), jointed, bilateral symmetry, exoskeleton

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echinoderms (outstanding features and an organism)

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starfish, deuterostomes, coelamates, triploblastic, water vascular system, endoskeleton with plates

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diploblastic vs. triploblastic

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diploblastic: 2 germ layers (ectoderm and endoderm)
triploblastic: 3germ layers (ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm)

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radial vs. bilateral symmetry

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radial: vertical line through center makes identical halves
bilateral: vertical line drawn through middle makes mirror images

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aceolamates

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have no body cavity

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pseudocoelamates

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have a body cavity lined with mesoderm on one side

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coelamates

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have a body cavity lined with mesoderm

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protostome vs. deuterostome

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protostome: blatospore becomes the mouth
deuterostome: blastospore becomes the anus

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ecdysozoan vs. lophotrochozoan

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ecdysozoan: molt
lophotrochozoan: do not molt

17
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goal of photosynthesis

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the capture energy from the sun and put it in the chemical bonds of glucose

18
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2 steps in photosynthesis

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-light dependant (puts the energy from the sun into energy carriers)
-light independent/Calvin cycle (puts the energy from energy carriers into glucose)

19
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4 steps in cellular respiration

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-glycolysis: breaks down sugar
-oxidation of pyruvate: releases CO2 and 2NADH
-kreb cycle: makes a lot of energy cariers
-oxidative phosphorylation: makes ATP