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endoparasite with an intermediate snais as a host and a final vertebrate host
Tematodes - Flukes
Phyla Platyhelminthes
only mollusk with a closed circ system
Octopus/ squids/ Chambered nautilus
Cephalopoda
Ph: Mollusca
sand worm paired lateral appendages called?
Ph/C?
parapodia
ph: annelida (seg worm)
c: polychaeta
hole on dorsal surface of sea star where water enters
madreporite
This phylum has...
notocord
postanal tail
hollow dorsal nerve cord
pharyngeal gill slits
Chordata
2 types of the agnathans and the phyla and subphyla
Lamprays and hagfish
ph: chordata
sph: vertebrata
Asexual spores called _______ are produced by this phylum of sac fungi
conidea by Ascomycoda
mario kart mushrooms are the...
basidiomycota
three kinds of lichen
crustose (dried paint)
foliose (leaf like)
fruiticose (branching like reindeer moss)
skeletal fibers of a sponge that are made of calcium carbonate of silica dioxide
spicules
what are the two general groups of corals in class anthozoa and how are they different?
Ph: cnidaria
C: anthozoa

Hexacorals-
calcareous skeleton (stony corals) with six tentacles per polyp
Octocorrals-
protein-calcium skeleton (soft) and 8 tentacles per polyp
comb jellies are
Ctenophora
what is the name for the life cycle stage of a liver fluke after it leaves its snail host?
Cercaria
Three types of proglottids in tapeworm
Ph Platyhelminthes
C: cestoidea

immature
mature
gravid
internal segmentation or repetition of an organ is called what?
metamerism
what is the term for the gills found in horseshoe crabs?
book gills
ph: Cheliceriformes
c: merostomata
what class or organisms in subphylum myriapoda has 2 pairs of legs per body segment?
P: arthropoda
Sp: myriapoda
The diplopoda (millipedes) not the chilopoda (centipedes) have 2 legs per body segment
what is the term for the small pincers found on the skin of echinoderms?
Pedicellaria
what is the class and phylum of the basket starfish
P: echinodermata
c: ophiuroidea
What do sea cucumbers do to conduct gas exchange?
p: Echinodermata
c: holothuroidea

have a respiratory tree
acorn worms have this common name because
p: hemichordata (are segmented)

...because their collar and nose looking proboscis look like an acorm
Mammal characteristics
kingdom animalia
phylum chordata
sub phylum vertebrata
class mammalia

Have hair
produce milk
high developed nervous system
muscular diaphragm
external structure located behind the eye of a frog
tympanum
yellow finger-like structures found in the frogs body cavity
fat bodies
chitin
what the cell walls of fungi are composed of
single celled fungus
yeast
tightly interwoven hyphae
mycelium
saprobes
fungi that live off dead organic matter
large hole in top of sponge surrounded by tiny...
osculum = big hole
ostia = small holes
cells in sponges that circulate the water and filter feed
choanocytes
first larval stage of a jellyfish
planula
stinging cells on tentacles of hydra
nematocysts
class name for corals and sea anemones
anthozoa
the head of a tapeworm is...
the scolex
segments of a tape worm
proglottids
vinegar eels are in what phylum
nematoda
scraping structure in mouth of snail and chiton
radula
hollow tube that pumps water in and out of the gill cavity in squids and clams
siphon
what cephalopoda has an external shell?
chambered nautalis
in clams, what was the green structure in the visceral mass?
the liver
mouth part of horseshoe crabs and scorpions:
P: arthropoda
mouthparts are Chelicerae

HS CRAB
Sp: cheliceriformes
c: merostomata

SCORPIONS
Sp: cheliceriformes
c: arachnida
after the mouth parts, come the ________ in horseshoe crabs
P: Arthropoda
Sp: Cheliceriformes
c: merostomata

pedipalps
tough outer covering of the cephalothorax in horseshoe crabs
carapace
respiratory organs of grasshoppers
P: arthropoda
sp: hexapoda

trachea and breathe through spiracles
these appendages are found on the abdomen of crayfish
swimmerets
name of the mouth parts of crayfish and grasshoppers
mandible
subphylum under arthropoda
trilobitomorpha
cheliceriformes
myriapoda
hexapoda
crustacea
three phyla under fungi
Basidiomycota (reg mushrooms)
Ascomycota (sac fungi)
Zygomycota (bread mold)
three sponges
hexactinellida (glass sponges)
Demospongiae (commercial)
Calcarea (calcium sponges)
cnidaria classes
anthozoa
(corrals, sea anemones)

scyphozoa
(true jellies, planula larvae to ephyra)

hydrozoa
(por mOw, fire coral, hydra)
acoelomate, triploblastic, bilateral symmetry, hermaphroditic
platyhelminthes
planaria feeding tube
p: platyhelminthes
c: turbellaria

pharynx
round worms
nematoda
earth worms
oligochaeta (ph annelida)
segmented worms
annelida
name for the type of appendages that crustacea have
biramous (branched)
sea lilies and feather stars
p: echinodermata
c: crinoidea
having two sexes
gonochoristic
calcareous internal skeleton of an echinoderm
test
small pinchers on echinodermata
pedicellaria
opposite of tube feet
ampullae
class of sea urchins, sand dollars, and sand biscuits
echinoidea
sea cucumber class
holothuroidea
basket star fish class
ophiuroidea
location of the tube feet
ambulacral groove
these are located among the spines of asteroidea with the pedicellarea that aid in gass exchange
dermal branchiae
acorn worms class
hemichordata
sea squirt Ph/Sp
P: chordata
Sp: urochordata

called tunicates
tunic of cellulose
lancelets Ph/Sp
P: chordata
Sp: cephalochordata
chordata traits
post anal tail
notochord
hollow nerve cord
pharyngeal gill slits
sharks rays class
chondrichthyes (cartilaginous fish)
ray finned fishes
actinopterygii
frog class
amphibia
4 groups of reptilia
lizards
snakes
crocs
turtles
bird/aves traits
lay eggs
feathered