Molluscs Flashcards

(47 cards)

1
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Belongs to what type of protostomes

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lophotrochozoan protostomes

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What does the simplest body plan consist of? (3 things)

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  1. Foot OR head-foot portion
  2. Visceral mass portion
    (3. Shell)
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3
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contains feeding, cephalic sensory, and locomotor organs

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Head-foot region

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contains digestive, circulatory, respiratory, and reproductive organs

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Visceral mass

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5
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Mantle Cavity does what

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Two folds of skin form protective mantle or pallium
Space between mantle and body wall is the mantle cavity
Mantle cavity houses the gills (ctenidia) or a lung

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6
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Posterior to mouth is the chief what?

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locomotor organ, the foot

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7
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Buccal Mass consists of what two things? And which one is unique to molluscs

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Radula and Odontophore

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Protruding, rasping, tongue-like organ
firm ribbon of teeth arranged in rows
Serves as a conveyor belt to move particles to digestive tract

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Radula

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9
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cartilage-like supportive structure

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Odontophore

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10
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What does the foot function as

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Functions in attachment to substratum or for locomotion or for a combination of both.

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What is a mantle and what does it secrete

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a sheath tissue on each side of the body

Secretes the shell when present

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12
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Houses the gills or lungs that develop from the mantle

Exposed surface of the mantle also functions in gaseous

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Mantle cavity

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13
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In aquatic molluscs what flows in and what flows out

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Continuous flow of water brings in oxygen and food, and flushes out wastes

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14
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The products which have been excreted go to?

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the empty mate cavity

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15
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What is the respiratory organ in a mollusc called?

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ctenidia

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16
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What are the two functions of the Ciliary?

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provide continuous water current in/out of cavity and modify for filter feeding bivalves

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17
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The shell is secreted by what?

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the mantle

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18
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What are the three layers of the shell?

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Periostracum, Middle prismatic layer and Inner nacreous layer

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19
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Which shell layer is Composed of conchiolin, a tanned protein (=formation of crosslinking between proteins).

20
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What consists of the open system?

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pumping heart, blood vessels, and blood sinuses

21
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most cephalopods have a heart, vessels, and capillaries

is what type of system

22
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Excretory system-

Most molluscs have a pair of what

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kidneys or metanephridia

23
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What are the four systems in a mollusk

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Circulatory system, Excretory system, Nervous system

and sense organs

24
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Gametes are exchanged how?

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both internal fertilization and external fertilization

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most mollusks are dioecious but some can be?
hermaphroditic
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Reproduction- trochophore larva do what?
may feed, catching small plankton in prototroch,
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Which one has a short life and which one has a long one: planktotrophic or lecithotrophic
Planl- long | lec- short
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Veliger larva develops from what?
In bivalves, most often develop into a second, free-swimming, larval stage
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Veliger larva modification in some freshwater bivalves: fertilization is what?
usually internal
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Glochidium larva
microscopic non-swimming shelled larva - initially “ectoparasitic” (10 – 30 days) on fish - attaches to fish gills, encyst and feed by phagocytosis
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Class Polyplacophora: Chitons key features
Somewhat flattened with 7- 8 dorsal plates, Most prefer rocky intertidal surfaces
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Which class consists of Mussels, clams, scallops, oysters, and shipworms
Class Bivalvia
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Bivalves lack what
lack a head, radula, or other aspects of cephalization | Most are marine
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What is the most diverse class? with over 70,000 living species
Class Gastropoda
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Class Gastropoda has what?
Snails, limpets, slugs, whelks, conches, periwinkles, sea slugs, sea hares, and sea butterflies
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Gastropod Shells are?
Conch shells, One-piece univalve, coiled or uncoiled
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Left handed and Right handed Gastropod Shells are called what?
Left handed- sinistral | Right handed-dextral
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Adults lack a shell but can still store
toxins from their prey
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Squids, octopuses, nautiluses, devilfish, and cuttlefish | All marine predators belongs to what class?
Class Cephalopoda
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What is the largest invertebrate?
The giant squid
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Which class has sexes which are separate ?
Class Cephalopoda
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What has the largest nerve fibers in the animal kingdom? and Can learn by reward and punishment, and by observation of others
Squids
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Which brain is the largest of any invertebrate?
Cephalopod brain
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The sense organs are well developed but often times colour blind: which class
Cephalopoda
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Cephalopods communicate using what?
chemical and visual signals to communicate
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cells in the skin that contain pigment granules can also expand and cause it to change colour pattern
Chromatophores
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Ink sac empties into rectum and secretes what when alarmed?
sepia