Zoo 22-23 Flashcards

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Deuterostome

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Blastopore becomes anus

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Echinoderm meaning

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“Spiny skin”

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Protostome

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Blastopore becomes mouth

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Symmetry of Chordates

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Bilateral

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Symmetry of Echinoderms

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Bilateral morphed into radial (multiples of 5)

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Blastopore

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Opening of archenteron

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5 classes of Echinodermata

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Asteroidea
Ophiuroidea
Echinoidea
Holothuroidea
Crinoidea
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Pedicellariae

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Tiny jaws at base of spine to protect/keep free of debris/aid in food capture

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Metamorphosis

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Radical body change

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Members of Echinoidea

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Sea urchins, sand dollars, heart urchins

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Test

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Hard shell underneath skin

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Periproct

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Area of anus on aboral surface

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Members of Ophiuroidea

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Brittle star

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Madreporite

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Plate for entryway of water on oral surface

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Papillae

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Protrusion on organ of body

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Classification of brittle star

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Animalia
Echinodermata
Ophiuroidea
Ophiurida

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Classification of sea urchin

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Animalia
Echinodermata
Echinoidea
Camarodonta

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Classification of sand dollar

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Animalia
Echinodermata
Echinoidea
Clypeasteroida

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Classification of sea cucumber

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Animalia
Echinodermata
Echinozoa
Holothuroidea

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Ossicles

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Plates bound by tissues

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Respiration of echinoderms

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Dermal brachia

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Metameres

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Similar body segments

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Echinoderms lack what 4 parts

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Metameres, brain, head region, excretory organs

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Parts echinoderms have

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1) Endoskeleton of ossicles
2) WV system (tube feet/suction)
3) Pedicellariae
4) Complete digestive/hemal system
5) External fertilization/separate sexes
6) Regeneration

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Purpose of tube feet
Movement and digestion
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How to tell gender of echinoderms
Cut into arms to find sperm/eggs
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Ecology of echinoderms
Marine, saltwater (oceans), all depths | -predators, particle feeders, one is scavenger
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Two main similarities of Echino/chor
Both dueterostomes and once had same symmetry
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Placement of 2 phylums
Link between vertebrates and invertebrates
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What does class Echinoidea lack
Arms
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Echinoidea have...? (2)
Periproct and test
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Shape/features/symmetry of urchins
Spherical, radial symmetry, medium/long spines, 5 pairs of rows of tube feet
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Environment of urchins
Wavy, rocky areas
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Features/symmetry of sand dollar
Flat, flat test, radial, no spines, have pedicellariae
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Environment of sand dollar
Ocean floor, buried in sand
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Main features of Echinoidea (5)
1) 5 teeth 2) Aristotle's lantern 3) Coiled digestive system 4) External fertilization 5) Closed ambulacral grooves
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Aristotle's lantern
Where teeth attach near mouth in Echinoidea
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Class that's greatest in number
Ophiuroidea
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Characteristics of arms of Ophiuroidea
No pedicellariae or papillae, closed ambulacral grooves, covered with ossicles, very flexible
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Movement of Ophiuroidea
Flexible arms to pull around
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Characteristics of Ophiuroidea
1) 5 moveable plates for jaws 2) No anus so no intestines 3) External fertilization/separate sexes 4) In deep water where no light
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Shape of Holothuroidea
Resemblance of vegetables, elongated
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External features of Holothuroidea
Short ossicles (softer), tube feet located near mouth (sole), tentacles around mouth
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Internal features of Holothuroidea
Coelem contains madreporite, digestive system empties into cloaca
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Cloaca
Collecting center for reproduction and waste
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Eviscerate
Throwing up organs as defense
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Defense of Holothuroidea
Eviscerate- can regenerate
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Members of Crinoidea
Sea lilies, feather stars
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Features of Crinoidea
1) Primitive 2) Attached to something 3) Deep water 4) Appendages x5 5) Body disc/plates for attachment 6) Mouth/anus on oral surface 7) Common fossils
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What Crinoidea is missing
1) Tubefeet 2) Madreporite 3) Pedicellarae 4) Spines
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Members of Asteroidea
Sea stars
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External features of Asteroidea
1) Radial (x5) 2) Central disc 3) Epidermis over spine covered ossicles 4) Tube feet on ambulacral groove
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Stereom
Internal mesh work structure in Asteroidea
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Features on aboral side of Asteroidea
Anus, pedicellariae, papillae (help w/ respiration), madreporite
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Internal features of Asteroidea
1) 2 stomachs (cardiac/pyloric) 2) Water vascular system 3) Hemal system 4) Nervous system 5) Separate sexes (external fertilization)
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Purpose of water vascular system
Movement, food gathering, excretion, respiration
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Autonomy
Regeneration from just an arm
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Hemal system of Asteroidea
?
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Nervous system of Asteroidea
?
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Ambulacral groove
Ridges along aboral side of arms
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8 Characteristics of phylum Chordata
1) Bilateral symmetry 2) Notochord 3) Dorsal tubular nerve cord 4) Pharyngeal pouches 5) Endostyle/thyroid gland 6) Postanal tail 7) Complete digestive system 8) Segmentation
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Notochord
?
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3 subphylums of Chordata
1) Cephalachordata 2) Urochordata 3) Vertebrata