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Kingdom Animalia. Embryonic development Types of Symmetry.

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Page 1: Kingdom Animalia. Embryonic development Types of Symmetry.

Kingdom Animalia

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Embryonic development

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Types of Symmetry

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Phylum Porifera“Pore

Bearers”

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Symmetry Asymetrical

Reproduction Asexual: budding/fragmentation

Sexual: hermaphrodites

Evolutionary Milestone multicellularity

Circulatory System Diffusion

Unique Characteristic sessile

regeneration

Importance Food chain

Absorbent qualities

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Cnidaria“Stinging Creatures”

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Symmetry Radial

Reproduction Asexual: budding

Sexual: hermaphrodites

Evolutionary Milestone Tissues (no organs)

Circulatory System Diffusion

Unique Characteristic Stinging cells: cnidocytes

Tentacles

Importance Edible

Protect shorelines

Habitat for others

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Coelm: body cavityFluid filled space in multicellular

animals• Coelomate animals: true cavity: with a complete lining

called peritoneum derived from mesoderm

• Pseudocoelomate animals have a pseudocoel: – “false cavity”– tissue derived from mesoderm only partly lines the fluid filled

body cavity of these animals. – All pseudocoelomates are protosomes

• Acoelomate animals, like flatworms, have no body cavity at all. Organs have direct contact with the epithelium.

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Platyhelminthes“Flat worms”

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Symmetry Bilateral

Reproduction Asexual

Sexual: some are hermaphrodites

Evolutionary Milestone Cephalization: bilateral symmetry

Circulatory System Diffusion

Unique Characteristic acoeloms

Importance Cause diseases

(if wade in water larvae bore thru skin to blood vessels)

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Nematoda“Round Worms”

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Symmetry Bilateral

Reproduction Sexual

Evolutionary Milestone False Body cavity

Pseudocoelm

Circulatory System Open: fluids circulate within body cavity

Unique Characteristic Tube within a tube

Importance Cause diseases

parasitic

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Circulatory System

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Mollusca“The Mollusks”

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Symmetry Bilateral

Reproduction Sexual

Snails: hermaphrodites

Evolutionary Milestone Coelom: true body cavity

Circulatory System Open: 3 chambered hearts

Closed: octopus and squid

Unique Characteristic •Radula•Mantle

Importance Food chain: edible

pearls

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Toothlike scraping device

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Annelida“Segmented Worms”

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Symmetry Bilateral

Reproduction Hermaphrodites

Evolutionary Milestone Segmentation

Circulatory System Closed

Unique Characteristic Ganglion: primitive brain

Organ systems

Importance Medicinal purposes

Fertilize soil and creates air spaces

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Arthropoda“BUGS”

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Symmetry Bilateral

ReproductionSexual

asexual

Evolutionary Milestone Jointed appendages

Circulatory System Closed

Unique Characteristic Jointed appendages

Exoskeleton

Importance Food

Causes disease or transmits

Food chain

pollinators

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Echinodermata“spiny skinned”

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Symmetry Larvae: bilateral

Adults: radial

Reproduction Sex: gonads

Evolutionary Milestone Deuterostome

(Pattern of embryonic dev. Where anus forms @ the blastopore)

Circulatory System Closed

Unique Characteristic Tube feeders

Regenerate “arms”

Importance Food chain