Marine Invertebrates Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
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sponges

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the simplest multicellular organisms

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2
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the hollow chamber where water enters a sponge via small pores

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Ostia

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3
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the large opening where the water exits in a sponge

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osculum

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4
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animals that strain food out of the water

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suspension or filter feeders

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5
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animals that ingest sediment and digest the organic matter

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deposit feeders

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6
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a bubble that is produced by Snapping shrimp that collapses violently

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cavitation bubble

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7
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generates a shock wave and dim light flash that can be used for offense or defense

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Snapping shrimp’s cavitation bubble

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8
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oral and aboral

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surface type of radially-symmetrical animals

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9
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phylum cnidaria

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sea anemones and corals

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10
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some cnidarians have a

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immobile polyp and mobile medusa stages

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11
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polyp/medusa

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Both variations on the same general body plan

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12
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polyp

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immobile, tube structure (sexual and asexual stage)

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13
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medusa

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free swimming, umbrella structure (sexual stage)

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14
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box jellyfish

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highly venomous cnidarians

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15
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Class Scyphozoa

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the medusa is the dominant stage

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16
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radially symmetrical phylum, entirely marine, moves by cilia

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Ctenophora

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17
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simplest bilaterally-symmetrical organism

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flatworms

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18
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comb jellies use sticky cells to capture prey

19
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flatworms are in?

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Phylum Platyhelminthes

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Phylum Platyhelminthes has 2 parasitic classes

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Trematoda and cestoda

21
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snail, conch, and whelk are

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gastropods/mollusks

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Mollusks have spiral-shaped shells and muscular feet. They are also called

22
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What is the most intelligent class of mollusks

23
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What is the primary defense used by cuttlefish

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Ribbon worms with a long proboscis that entangle prey are in what phylum?
Nemertea
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Roundworms belong in what wormlike Phylum?
Nematoda
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The most abundant group of marine annelids are?
Polychaete worms
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What class in the mollusks consists of an animal enclosed in 2 shells
Bivalvia
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What animal is in the Bivalvia class
clam
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The mantle is the tissue that covers Bivalves, what does it secrete
calcium carbonate CaCO3
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Scallops are
bivalves that have multiple eyes
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Crustaceans
belong to the phylum Arthropoda
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Crustacean growth is punctuated by periodic molting of the exoskeleton,
staircase growth pattern
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Crustacean weight
linear, continuous
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Example of an isopod
the terrestrial 'roly poly'
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Krill
crustaceans that support the Antarctic food web
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large fisheries exist for crustaceans belonging to
order Decapoda
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Decapoda
blue crabs, lobsters, shrimp
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Horseshoe crabs
important blood has pharmaceutical applications, their eggs nourish migrating shorebirds
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What belongs to an entire marine phylum and has tetrodotoxin on spines called chaets
Chaetognaths
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bilaterally symmetrical animals
Adult echinoderms are classified.... because of their larvae
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Echinoderm locomotion uses hydrostatic pressure controlled by
water vascular system
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What includes 2 invertebrate subphyla and 1 vertebrate subphylum
Chordates