Exam 1 Chapter 2: Protochordates and Chordate Origins Flashcards

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Define protostome development

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  • spiral cleavage, blastopore becomes mouth
  • mesoderm origin in mesentoblasts
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Define deuterostome development

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  • Radial Cleavage, blastopore becomes anus
  • origin of mesoderm from blastomeres
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Name the five basic chordates characteristics

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  • notochord, pharyngeal slits, endostyle/thyroid, Dorsal hollow nerve cord, postanal tail
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Notochord

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chord bendable(so laterally flexible), but not compressible (resists shortening in length); lies along the path of the dorsal hollow nerve cord
o Without a notochord, lateral muscle contraction telescopes the body uselessly
o Notochord prevents collapse of the body - muscle contractions on alternating sides flex the body

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Pharyngeal Slits

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o Start in pouch form (pouch on one side, slide on other)
o Contributes to filter feeding, through front and items sucked out through slits

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Endostyle/thryoid

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  • endostyle provides filter feeding
  • thryoid regulates metabolism, effects bodily organs
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Dorsal hollow nerve cord

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on top of notochord, provides skeletal support and movement

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Postanal tail

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source of locomotion

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In deuterostomes, which of the following groups are informally called “protochordates”?

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o Hemichordata
o Chordates (Cephalochordata)
o Urochordata
o Vertebrata

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Groups in Ambulacraria

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  • hemichordata, echinodermata
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Echinodermata

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o Echinoderms (“spiny-skins”) are named for the spines or spikes observed in many species
o All echinoderms are marine animals
o Bilateral as young, become radial later in development
o Deuterostomes, makes them closer to chordates

Examples: Seastars, starfish, sea urchins, anemones

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Hemichordata

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Enteropneusta and Pterobranchia

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Enteropneusta

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  • acorn worms
    o One chordate trait: pharyngeal slits
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Pterobranchia

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pterobranchs: tiny, attaches to surfaces, secrete carbohydrate tube(s)

One chordate trait: pharyngeal slits

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Groups in Chordata

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  • Cephalochordata, Urochordata
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In cephalochordata, what is the function of the wheel organ?

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  • Coordinate motion of cilia on whell organ create a flow of water, food particles trapped in mucus; major ciliated food corridors line the pharynx
  • Has all 5 chordate characteristics
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groups in Urochordata

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  • Ascidians and Larvaceans
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How does metamorphosis affect the 5 chordate characteristics in Acidians?

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 All 5 exist in larvae
 Notochord and nerve cord shrink and transform into something else, disappears
 Only maintains endostyle

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Larvaceans

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o Have all five chordate characteristics, retain them all

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The origin of chordates

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Annelid/Arhtropod Hypothesis and Auricularian (echinoderm) hypothesis

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Annelid/Arhtropod hypothesis

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  • both segmented with similar nervous and blood systems
    explains chordate origins by the segmentation seen in the organisms along their spinal cord
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Auricularian Hypothesis

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proposed fate of the circumoral ciliated bands?

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Circumoral ciliated bands (and underlying nerves) moved dorsally to meet and fuse at the dorsal midline - dorsal nerve cord

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proposed fate of adoral ciliated band?

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Adoral ciliated band gave rise to the endostyle and ciliated tracts inside the pharynx

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What is pattern inversion
Two genes for dorsal or ventral side of organism, activate to coordinate front and back of animal
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How are the BMP and Chordin involved in pattern inversion
o BMP and chordin have an antagonistic and gradient relationship in establishing the dorsoventral axis
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Hemichordates in pattern inversion
o Hemichordates (and in protostomes generally): dorsal side determined by BMP expression, ventral side by chordin expression BMP dorsal side, Chordin ventral side
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Chordate in pattern inversion
o Chordates: dorsal side determined by chordin expression. Ventral side by BMP expression Chordin dorsal side, BMP ventral side