Higher Invertebrate Flashcards

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Annelida

What is an another name for Annelida?

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little rings

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Annelida

What are example of an Annelida?

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  • earthworm
  • leeches
  • bristleworms
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Annelida

What are the characteristics of a Annelida

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  • ectotherm
  • invertabrate
  • bilateral symmety
  • coelomate
  • closed circulatory system
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Circulatory System

Open Circulatory system

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heart pumps blood through space in body (sinnuses)

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Circulatory system

Closed circulatory system

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heart circulates blood through a network of vesselsnthat form a closed loop

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Cephalization

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Devoloped central nervous system w/ brain ganglia and nerve cord

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Segmentation

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  • Have body segments & specilalization of tissue
  • Repeat down the length of the worm
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Annelida

Feeding and excrection from how many opening?

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2

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Annelida

Annelida can be what type of consumer?

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  • predator
  • decomposer
  • parasite
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Annelida

Annelida has a what type of digestive tube?

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complete tube

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Annelida

How does Annelida use respiration

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  • gills
  • or
  • diffusion
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Annelida

How does Annelida move?

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Paddle-like appendages for movement

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Annelida

How does Annelida reproduce

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  • sexual reproduction:Hermaphrodites
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Mollusca

What are examples of Mollusca?

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  • snails
  • slugs
  • clams
  • oyster
  • squid
  • octopuses
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Mollusca

What is the characteristics of a Mollusca?

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  • ectotherm
  • Invertebrate
  • Bilateral Symmertry
  • coelomate
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Mollusca

What are Type of Mollusca

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  • Gastropod
  • Bivalves
  • cephalopods
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Mollusca

Define Gastropods

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  • “stomach foot”-single shell adapted to land,many have eyes uses radula ro eat,some secrete mucus to help w/ movement
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Mollusca

Define Bivalves

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  • “2 doors”-covered by hard protective hinged shell,gill used to obtain oxygen,typically filter feeders
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Mollusca

Define Cephalopods

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  • “head foot”-agile swimmers,complex nevous system w/ eyes,reduction or loss of shell, well developed head, foot divided into tentacles for capturing prey,closed circulatory system
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Mollusca

What are examples of Gastropods

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Mollusca

What are examples of Cephalopods

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  • octapus and squid
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Mollusca

What are examples of Bivalves

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Mollusca

Food

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broad muscular structure for movement

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Mollusca

Visceral mass:

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Contains gills gut and other organs inside coelom

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# Mollusca Shell:
protect and keep land species from drying out (sometimes not present)
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# Mollusca What type of consumer?
* predator * filterfeeder * have radula(tongue-like structure w/ curved teeth)
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# Mollusca How many holes for feeding and excretion
2
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# Mollusca How do they use respiration?
gills
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# Mollusca Mollusca what type of circulartory system
Most have open circulatory system,but cephalopods have closed circulatory system
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# Mollusca cephalization
complex ganglia in all, but cephalopods h\have more advanced nervous system including a brain
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# Mollusca How do they reproduce
Most have seprate sexes bivalves, and some gastropods relaese sperm and egg into water, cephalopods and most gastropods use internal fertillization
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# Arthropodas Arthropodas defination
jointed foot
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# Arthropodas Arthropodas phylum
Largest Phylum in Kingdom Animalia
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# Arthropodas Arthropodas Example
* insect * spider * ticks * scorpio * crab * shrimp * centipedes * milipedes
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# Arthropodas Characteristics
* ectotherm * inverabrate * bilateral symmentry * coelomate * open circulatory system
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# Arthropodas Types
* crustaceans * arachnids * centipedes/millipedes * insect
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# Arthropodas How does Insects develop
Metamorphosis
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# Arthropodas Metamorphosis
process in which an animal changes form as it devolps from an embryo or larva to an adult
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# Arthropodas Metamorphosis Incomplete
young that hatch from egg look like adult
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# Arthropodas Metamorphosis Complete
apperance change completely in 4 stages-egg,larva,pupa,adult
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# Arthropodas Cephalization
Well-developed nervous system w/ brain and many sense organs including compound eyes and anntennae
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# Arthropodas Have jointed appendages-
arms/legs that bend at joint