Final Exam 3 Flashcards
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arthropod supphylum lacking antennae; two tagmata
Clielicerata
extinct, arthropod subphylum whose members lack mouthparts; bodies separated in three lobes
Trilobita
crustacean class lacking abdominal appendages; includes subclasses Cirrepedia and Copedoda
Maxillopoda
ticks and mites; economically important, arachnid order
Acari
biramous, mandibulate arthorpods; two pair of antennae; subphylum
Crustacea
roly-polys (“pill bugs”); eggs develop in maternal pouch; reduced carapace
Isopoda
Subphylum; centpedes and milipedes
Myriapoda
lack arms; jointed mouthparts are called “Aristotle’s lantern”; pluteus larva
Echinoidea
Subclass of small crustaceans; lack carapace; food for many marine fish populations
Copepoda
brittle stars; tube feet lack ampullae; no pedicellariae
Ophiuroidea
phylum whose members lack cilia
Arthropoda
velvet worms; slime glands
Onycophora
superphylum named after a feeding groove
Ambulacraria
crustaceans most likely to represent ancestral condition; live in sea caves very few species
Remipedia
Caenorhabditis elegans possess a fixed number of body cells in an adult (all adults of a species have the same number) is called
Eutely
Thin tubes attached to the gut of many arthropods that sere as excretory organs are called
malpighian tubels
insect segments are covered in a series of plates called ____; dorsal:___ ventral:____ lateral:_____
sclerites; tergum; sternum; pleura
this type of metamorphosis is characterized by radically different larval and adult stages
Holometabolous development
what makes the shell of a lobster so hard
impregnation of the cuticle with calcium salts
which respiratory pigment(s) carry oxygen in crustacean hemolymph
Hemoglobin and hemocyanin
during ecdysis, a new cuticle is partially excreted prior to molting of the previous exoskeleton. which layer of the procuticle is synthesized after molting
Endocuticle
Which phylum are pseudocoelomate and triploblastic, lack circular muscles, and has a cuticle acts as an elastic spring that antagonizes muscle contraction
Nematoda
Whats the most accurate explanation of nitrogenous waste and ion balance in the crustacean example (crayfish) discussed in class
Ammonia is excreted via the gills, but ion regulation is achieved by the antennal gland
what types of appendages do arthropods have
antennae , walking legs, and mouthparts