Final Exam 2 Flashcards
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Flukes; possess a syncytial, nonciliated epidermis
Trematoda
Parasitic class; produce a strobili of reproductive units called proglottids
Cestoda
Class including the only free-living flatworms; possess releasing and viscid glands
Turbellaria
Branchial hearts feed blood to gills in this class
Cephalopoda
respiration via a vascularized portion of the mantle; subclass
Pulmonata
form gametes typically from peritoneal cells; paraphyletic class
polychaeta
Non parasitic clitellates; lack parapodia and trophophore larvae
Oligochaeta
annelid class lacking septa between segments
Hirudinea
deuterostomes and protostomes belong to this triploblastic clade
Bilateria
incurrent and excurrent siphons; class
bivalvia
larvae undergo torsioning in most members of this class
gastropoda
clade larger than phylum whose members shed their cuticle or exoskeleton
ecdysozoa
gastropod subclass; lacks lungs; has only 1 pair of tentacles; includes sea butterflies
Prosobranchia
possess a single shell and some serially-repeated organs
Monoplacophora
Animals with three germ layers as embryos and adult bodies with no body cavity are
acoelomate and triploblastic
what respiratory pigments have a low oxygen-binding capacity and is always found inside blood cells
hemerythrin
Bivalves run their TCA cycle in reverse during periods of anaerobiosis which generates
additional ATP and recycles NAD+ that is necessary to maintain glycolysis
the circulator system of an earthworm relies on what?
a dorsal vessel that pumps blood anteriorly toward a series of aortic arches
gas exchange in the earthworm occurs through the
skin
This occurs in gastropods; shifts the anus closer to the mouth and is different from coiling
Torsion
an epidermal layer in which nuclei are not separated by cell membranes is called
Syncytium
What flatworm class possess a cellular, ciliated epidermis
turbellaria
The mollusc body plan is divided into two primary regions: head/foot and visceral mass. Movement in the head/foot region is driven by ____, but movement in the visceral mass is driven by ____
Muscles; cilia
Annelids use a hydrostatic skeleton for locomotion by
elongating segments when circular muscles contract and shortening segments when longitudinal muscles contract