Phylum Mollusks Flashcards

1
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What is adaptive radiation

A

used to describe the evolution of many new species from a common ancestor

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2
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Is this phylum very large or very small?

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very large

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3
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How many species of fossil mollusks

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over 60,000 (second only to foraminifera)

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4
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what type of symmetry is in this phylum

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bilateral, some with a secondary derived asymmetry

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5
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what three body features are found in all molluscs

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muscular “foot”
visceral mass (contain internal organ)
mantle (secrete calcium carbonate shell)

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6
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what is HAM

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Hypothetical ancestral mollusk

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7
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what is HAM body plan

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simple snail like body covered by a cap-like limpet shell
digestive and respiratory tract travels from front to back, gills and anus in back

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8
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Are most diecious or monoecies?

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Most dioecious
some monoecious (garden snail)

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9
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what type of development (direct and indirect) is found in mollusks

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cephalopods and some other mollusks have direct development
remaining have indirect development (planktonic trochophore larval stage emerges from egg)

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10
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trochophore larvae is found in which other phyla

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some Annelida, Platyhelminthes

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11
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in general, what type of nervous system is present

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several ganglia

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12
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what are cephalopods known for?

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most advanced of any invertebrate

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13
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cephalization in this phylum

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cephalopods (active predators)
gastropods (snails)
most others (think clam) are grazers, scavengers, or filter feeders

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14
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Explain excretory system in molluscs

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have well developed system with two nephridia

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15
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what are nephridia

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like kidneys

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16
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what are circulatory system in mollusks

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open system with pumping heart, blood vessels, and blood sinuses whereby blood returns to the heart
cephalopods have a closed system

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17
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respiratory system

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most have gills derived from mantle tissue for gas exchange

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18
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how do bivalves work in respiratory system

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incurrent and excurrent siphons in bivalves

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19
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classes of mollusks

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–Caudofoveata
–Aplacophora
–Polyplacophora
–Monoplacophora
–Gastropoda
–Cephlapoda
–Rostroconchia
–Bivalvia
–Scaphopoda

20
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Class monopacophora

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found on ocean bottom
exhibit psuedosegmentation

21
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class polyplacophora aka

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chitons

22
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how many dorsal plates do polyplacophora have

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8

23
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where are polyplacophora found and how do they eat

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found in intertidal zone of seacoast; feed by grazing on algae on rocks by magnetite radula (teeth)

24
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class scaphopoda

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bury in sediments look like bananas

25
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what animals are in bivalvia class

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clam
oyster
mussels
limpets
periwinkles
scallops

26
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explain Bivalvia general anatomy

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two shells connected by hinge ligament dorsally
shell grows outward in rings from the umbo
food extends anteriorly from shell to pull animal forward
adductor muscles

27
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Bivalvia respiration

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gills
incurrent and excurrent siphons

28
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Bivalvia digestive anatomy

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gills are used for filter feeding
mucus on gills trap food particles

29
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where are freshwater bivalve eggs fertilized?

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internally, in super branchial chamber above gills

30
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what do egg of freshwater bivalve develop into

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glochidia larva

31
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is marine bivalve fertilization external or internal?

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external

32
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how are bivalves endangered

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dams prevent fish migration, so some cant reproduce bc their fish host are not present
water pollution
introduced mussels taking over

33
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what are invasive introduced bivalves in our region

A

zebra mussel
asian clam

34
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what is symbiotic relationship in clams?

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mantel tissue contain photosynthetic zooxanthellae which provide nutrients for clam

35
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class gastopoda whats special about it

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molluscan class is largest in terms of recognized species
ONLY terrestrial molluscs

36
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what is gastropoda radula

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rasping/scraping organ in mouth

37
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gastropods reproduction

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most are monoecious
sperm exchanged- dont self fertilize
some use a dart to puncture mate
development is indirect
eggs laid singly or attached to substrate as a jelly mass

38
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gastropod diversity (nudibranchs)

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nudibranchs- marine gastropods feed on cnidarians
larva have shells- lose it during development
papillae covering dorsal surfaces contain reused nematocysts

39
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gastropod diversity (sea hare)

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marine which squirts a purple secretion from purple gland in their mantal cavity when provoked

40
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gastropod diversity (conus)

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cone shell- marine
stings its prey to paralyze
can kill other cone shell or even human

41
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class Cephalopoda general characteristics

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ancient
all are active predators

42
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what animals are in Cephalopoda class

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squid
octopus
nautilus
cuttlefishes

43
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how are cephalopod advanced (10)

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well-developed external cephalization and foot modified into a series of tenacles with suckers
closed circulatory system
have large brain
sophicated sensory organs
chemosensory cells
use bioluminescence for camouflage and communication
complex communication
sophisticated behaviors

44
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how do cephalopod reproduce?

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courtship behavior
sperm encased in spermatophores
one modified tentacle used to pluck a spermatophore from own mantle cavity and insert it into mantle cavity of a female

45
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what animal makes peals

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oysters

46
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dioecious def

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having male and female parts in separate animals

47
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monoecious def

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having male and female parts in same animal