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Practicum 2 Flashcards

1
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What is the symmetry of Phylum Mollusca?

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bilateral

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What is the body organization of Phylum Mollusca?

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organ systems

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Phylum Mollusca are/have…

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coelomate, dioecious, protosomes (triploblasts), various degrees of cephalization, Lophotrochozoans

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What are the four main morphological features in Phylum Mollusca?

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shell, mantle, visceral mass, and foot

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What are the three classes under Phylum Mollusca?

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Class Bivalvia, Class Gastropoda, Class Cephalopoda

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What are examples of organisms under Class Bivalvia?

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mussles, clams, scallops, and oysters

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How do organisms under Class Bivalvia eat?

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filter feeding

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How do filter feeders eat?

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extract food from water column

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Class Bivalvia’s shell is made of..?

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Calcium Carbonate (CaCO3)

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What kind of digestive system does Class Bivalvia have?

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complete digestive system

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What secretes digestive fluids in Class Bivalvia?

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digestive gland

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What does Class Bivalvia use for locomotion?

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foot

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What kind of circulatory system does Class Bivalvia possess and how is its heart?

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open circulatory system, three chambered heart

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open circulatory system

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blood leaves arteries and fills body cavity

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closed circulatory system

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blood stays in vessels

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16
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Analogous vs Homologous structures in Class Bivalvia

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analogous structures compared to our eyes (serve similar functions), but not homologous structures because they arose in a different evolutionary lineage

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How does excretory system in Class Bivalvia work?

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filters nitrogenous waste out of blood, excreted out through the nephridiopore

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18
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What kind of reproductive system does Class Bivalvia have?

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dioecious

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19
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What is glochidium?

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larval stage form- use fish gills, skin, or fins as host temporarily

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What are examples of organisms under Class Gastropoda “Stomach foots”?

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snails, slugs, conchs, whelks, and others

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Class Gastropoda undergoes developemental process called________where body plan is twisted (results in asymmetrical body)

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torsion

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22
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What is the disadvantage of Class Gastropoda in regards to torsion?

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fouling

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What kind of reproductive system does Class Gastropoda have?

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some monoecious, some dioecious, but always reproduces sexually

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What kind of circulatory system does Class Gastropoda have?

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open circulatory system

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What kind of digestive system does Class Gastropoda have?

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complete digestive system

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What is the mouth part with rasping teeth for scraping food into the mouth called in Class Gastropoda?

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radula

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What are the eating habits of Class Gastropoda like?

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most herbivorous with some exceptions

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What are some examples of organisms under Class Cephalopoda “head feet”?

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squids, nautiloids, cuttlefish, and octopuses

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What are the eating habits of Class Cephalopoda like?

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all carnivorous, possesses radula, and uses chitinous beak as jaws

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30
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What is the largest invertebrate?

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giant squid

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31
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What kind of digestive system does Class Cephalopoda have?

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complete digestive system

32
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What is considered a modified foot and/or arms that grasp prey and direct it into mouth in Class Cephalopoda?

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tentacles

33
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What does Class Cephalopoda use to hold onto prey?

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suckers (suction cups)

34
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What does Class Cephalopoda use to tear prey apart?

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beak

35
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What kind of reproductive system does Class Cephalopoda have?

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dioecious

36
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In Class Cephalopoda, the male passes sperm to female via specialized arm called…

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hectocotylus

37
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What does Class Cephalopoda use for locomotion?

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jet propulsion (ink glands)

38
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How does jet propulsion work in Class Cephalopoda

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First, the mantle cavity fills with water, then the mantle closes forcing water out of the siphon.

39
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What kind of circulatory system does Class Cephalopoda possess?

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closed circulatory system

40
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Class Cephalopoda uses series of _______ (nerve centers) connected by nerve cords as part of their sensory system.

A

ganglia

41
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What are two separate evolutionary lines that produce the same (analogous) structure independently called?

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convergent evolution

42
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What is the symmetry of Phylum Annelida?

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bilateral

43
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What is the body organization of Phylum Annelida?

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organ systems, all are cephalized, have segmented bodies

44
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What kind of circulatory does Phylum Annelida have?

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closed circulatory system

45
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What are the small hair-like structure for locomotion in Phylum Annelida called?

A

setae

46
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Repetition of many organs in each segment is called…

A

metamerism

47
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Phylum Annelida are…

A

coelomates (which creates hydrostatic skeleton), protosomes (triploblasts), Lophotrochozoans

48
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What are the two classes under Phylum Annelida called?

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Class Polycheata and Class Clitellata

49
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What kind of movement does Class Polychaeta partake in?

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some motile, others sedentary

50
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What is Class Polycaeta “many setae” mainly comprised of?

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large group of marine worms

51
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What are the paddle-like appendages on each segment from which setae extend (in Class Polychaeta) called?

A

parapodia

52
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What do members of Class Clitellata possess as a reproductive structure that aids in sperm transfer and cocoon formation for eggs?

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clitellum

53
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Most of Class Clitellata live in what kind of habitats?

A

terrestrial/freshwater

54
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What are the two subclasses under Class Clitellata?

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Subclass Oligochaeta and Subclass Hirudinea

55
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What is the earthworm’s genus under Subclass Oligochaeta “few setae”?

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Lumbricus

56
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In Class Clitellata, Subclass Ogliochaeta, what is used to move via alternating contractions of longitudinal and circular muscles?

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hydrostatic skeleton and peristaltic movements

57
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The Genus, Lumbricus, has what kind of reproductive system?

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monoecious

58
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In the Genus Lumbricus, what filters coelomic fluid from previous anterior segment to remove and excrete nitrogenous waste?

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nephridia

59
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What are the eating habits of Class Clitellata, Subclass Hirudenia like?

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carnivorous or ectoparasitic

60
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What penetrates the host’s skin in Subclass Hirudenia?

A

proboscis

61
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In Subclass Hirudenia, what do they use for attatchment to hosts?

A

suckers

62
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What is the symmetry of Phylum Arthropoda?

A

bilateral

63
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What kind of body organization does Phylum Arthropoda have?

A

organ systems

64
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What kind of coelom does Phylum Arthropoda have?

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coelom, hemolymph- blood in hemocoel

65
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What is the exoskeleton of Phylum Arthropoda made of?

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chitin

66
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What process does Phylum Arthropoda undergo that causes exoskeleton to grow as it sheds and molts?

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ecdysis

67
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What clade is Phylum Arthropoda considered?

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ecdysozoa (protosomes)

68
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What is the fusion of body parts called in Phylum Arthropoda and what specifically falls under it?

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tagmata- head, thorax, and abdomen

69
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What kind of circulatory system does Phylum Arthropoda possess.

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open circulatory system

70
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What are the 5 important subphyla called under Phylum Arthropoda?

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Subphylum Trilobitomorpha, Subphylum Chelicerata, Subphylum Myriapoda, Subphylum Crustacea, and Subphylum Hexapoda

71
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What is the most important thing to know about Subphylum trilobitomorpha-trilobites?

A

they’re extinct

72
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What are examples of organisms under Subphylum Chelicerata?

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horseshoe crabs, sea spiders, scorpions, arachnids

73
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What does Subphylum Chelicerate use for grasping and
tearing food?

A

chelicerae

74
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What is the fused fused head and thorax called in Subphylum Chelicerate (also called prosoma)?

A

cephalothorax

75
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What is the abdomen called in Subphylum Chelicerate?

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opisthosoma

76
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What are the names of the two classes under the Subphylum Chelicerate called?

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merostomata and arachnida

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