Invertebrate Labs Flashcards
(15 cards)
How do you identify a M/F…
Crayfish
Grasshopper
Crayfish, male has fwd swimmeretes
Grasshopper: Female Ovipositor
Special characteristics of a sea cucumber vs other echinoderms?
Feed with tubed feet
Spit out organs in defense with skeletal hook
Leathery skin
Sea Urchin vs starfish mouth and ingestion?
Sea Urchins, soft lips with bones for rock/coral
Starfish, soupy food through small mouth. Expel guts to digest outside
Why aren’t sponges considered complex animals?
Lacking specialized tissues and complex organs
Acoelomate?
Pseudocoelmale?
Coelomate?
A:lack cavity btwn body wall/GI tract flatworm
P: cavity btwn GI tract and mesoderm
C: cavity within mesoderm. Meso=suspended
What is the smallest animal and why isn’t it a protozoan?
Rotifer, has complete digestive tract
Virus composition?
What kind causes colds?
SS or DS DNA/RNA inside a protein capsid with glycoproteins on surface
Rhino virus and adenovirus
Function of Spornangia?
Grow and store spores
Yeast Phylum and special characteristics?
Basidiomycota spore production?
Ascomycota, asexual unicellular
Basidia underneath the gills
Three types of lichens?
Folliose: leafy
Fruiticose: branchy
Crustose: crunchy
Moss Sporophyte produce? With?
What are the male/ female organs?
Haploid meiospores from meiosis
Antheridia: sperm archegonia: egg
Two essential parts of flower
Male pine cones have? Females?
Stamen for pollen and Pistils for ovule
Pollen grains, ovule
Rat vs human
Brain
Digestion
Rats have smooth brain with large cecum for cellulose
Heart chambers Birds: Fish: Arthropods: Reptiles:
What do birds lack organwise?
Urethra and bladder