Exam 2 Material Flashcards

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Protista

  • osmoregulation
  • nitrogenous waste
  • locomotion
  • skeleton
  • digestion
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  • osmoregulation: cell diffusion
  • nitrogenous waste: cell diffusion
  • locomotion: flagella, cilia, pseudopodia
  • skeleton: hydrostatic calcium carbonate
  • digestion: intracellular
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Porifera

  • osmoregulation
  • nitrogenous waste
  • locomotion
  • skeleton
  • digestion
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  • osmoregulation: cell diffusion through body wall
  • nitrogenous waste: cell diffusion through body wall
  • locomotion: flagella, cilia, pseudopodia
  • skeleton: N/A
  • digestion: collar cells, intra/extracellular, and filter feeders
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Cnidaria / Ctenophera

  • osmoregulation
  • nitrogenous waste
  • locomotion
  • skeleton
  • digestion
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  • osmoregulation: cell diffusion
  • nitrogenous waste: cell diffusion through body wall
  • locomotion: contracting epidermis cells, flagella, cnidocytes, muscle cells
  • skeleton: N/A
  • digestion: gastrovascular cavity, incomplete digestion, intra/extracellular
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Platyhelmenthyes

  • osmoregulation
  • nitrogenous waste
  • locomotion
  • skeleton
  • digestion
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  • osmoregulation: cell diffusion
  • nitrogenous waste: cell diffusion through body walls
  • locomotion: N/A
  • skeleton: N/A
  • digestion: gastrovascular, incomplete pharynx, digestive sacs, intra/extracellular, absorption parasites
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Mollusca

  • osmoregulation
  • nitrogenous waste
  • locomotion
  • skeleton
  • digestion
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  • osmoregulation: cell diffusion
  • nitrogenous waste: cell diffusion through body wall or mantle
  • locomotion: N/A
  • skeleton: N/A
  • digestion: complete digestive system, radula, intra/extracellular
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Annelida

  • osmoregulation
  • nitrogenous waste
  • locomotion
  • skeleton
  • digestion
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  • osmoregulation: cell diffusion, nedidephida
  • nitrogenous waste: cell dissuasion through body wall
  • locomotion: N/A
  • skeleton: N/A
  • digestion: complete intra/extracellular, ffed on everything
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Arthropoda

  • osmoregulation
  • nitrogenous waste
  • locomotion
  • skeleton
  • digestion
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  • osmoregulation: cell diffusion, water vascular system
  • nitrogenous waste: cell diffusion, water vascular system
  • locomotion:
  • skeleton:
  • digestion: complete intra/extracellular
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Echinoderm

  • osmoregulation
  • nitrogenous waste
  • locomotion
  • skeleton
  • digestion
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  • osmoregulation: cell diffusion, water vascular system
  • nitrogenous waste: cell diffusion, water vascular system
  • locomotion: N/A
  • skeleton: N/A
  • digestion: complete intra/extracellular
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Define Animal

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one of several multicellular lineages of eukaryotes commonly described as being chordates. Animal is an archaic term that needs to be retired because it does not describe a monophyletic group

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Monophyletic Vs Polyphyletic Group

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monophyletic is a group of organisms descended from a single ancestor while polyphyletic group is composed of unrelated organisms descended from more than one ancestor

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Define Theory

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a system of ideas intended to explain something, especially one based on general principals independent of the thing to be explained
- supported and unsupported

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Coelom vs Pseudocoelom

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  • coelom lacks peritoneum lining that pseudocoleom has
  • coelom is not derived from the mesoderm but pseudocoloeom is
  • coelom is segmented, pseudo is not
  • coelom has muscles / supporting mesenteries, pseudo does not
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Define monophyletic group

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a group of organisms descended from a single ancestor

- ex: humans ad moneys

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define polyphyletic group

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unrelated organisms descended from more than one ancestor

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Excretion vs Osmoregulation

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Excretion is removing waste from the body

Osmoregulation is the process of maintaining a constant osmotic pressure within the body fluids

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Strong Characteristics Mollusca

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  • mantle
  • 2 part body
  • radula (tongue)
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Strong Characteristics Annelida

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  • unique segmentation
  • coelom
  • paired epidermal setae
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Strong Characteristics of Platyhelmenthies

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  • non segmented

- worm like

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Strong Characteristics of Arthropoda

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  • segmentation
  • tagmatization
  • chitinous exoskeleton
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Strong Characteristics of Echinoderma

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  • 5 sided radial symmetry

- a water vascular system

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Polyplacophora common name

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cestoidea common name

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Trematoda common name

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monogenean common name

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monogenetic flukes

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Turbellaria common name
flatworm
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strong characteristics Nematoda
- molts | - pseudocoloeomate
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intracellular digestion
digestion within the cell by chemical processes
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extracellular digestion
digestion outside of the cell, biotic breakdown by bacteria
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meslglea
gelanenous material in the gastrodermis and epidermis; acts asa hydrostatic skeleton
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cnidocytes
cells that contain nematocysts | - used for defense, feeding, deliver toxins
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nematocysts
the stinger that sticks into prey
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cnidocil
trigger located on the cnidocyte which activated the nematocyst: outward by osmotic pressure
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polyp
sessile life stage
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tactile function
sensitivity to touch
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septa
divisions of the body cavity
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torsion
act of twisting digestive tract into U-shape
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metamerism
segmented arrangement of the internal and external body
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longitudinal muscles
run from the front to back and make it flat
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circular muscles
circle the body, make it thinner
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protostome
an organism who's blastopore forms the mouth
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deuterostome
blastopore is developed from the anus
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Pseudocoelomates
false coelom, a fluid filled body
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acoelomate
lacks a coelom or body cavity
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coelomate
possesses a true coelom (a body cavity lined by tissue completely derived from mesoderm