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Hirudo medicinalis is used to reduce what?
fluid pressure and prevent blood clotting in damaged tissues
Hirudinea (leeches) characteristics?
· Terrestrial or freshwater (most)
· No parapodia, setae or tentacles
· Have anterior and posterior suckers
· Secretes anticoagulant and anesthetic monoecious
Oligochaeta characteristics?
· Freshwater and terrestrial (rarely marine)
· Poorly developed head
· No parapodia or tentacles; reduced setae
· Burrows in and ingests soil
· Monoecious
Polychaeta (polychaetes) characteristics?
· Mostly marine; live in tubes, crawl on, or burrow in seafloor
· Most have one or more pairs of tentacles
· Mostly dioecious
· Most segments have a pair of fleshy parapodia (parapodia function in gas exchange and locomotion; have stiff bristles called setae)
What are three classes of annelids?
Polychaeta (polychaetes)
Oligochaeta
Hirudinea (leeches)
Annelida (segmented worms) characteristics?
· Coelomate
· Segmented body
· Digestive tract (most)
· Closed circulatory system (most)
Brahciopoda (brachiopods) characteristics?
· Coelomate
· Have lophophore
· Hinged dorso-ventral shell
· Sessile
· Marine
Phoronida (phoronids) characteristics?
· Coelomate
· Lophophorate
· U-shaped digestive tract
· Live inside chitin tubes they secrete
· Sessile Marine
Nemertea (ribbon worms) characteristics?
· Coelomate
· Complete digestive tract
· Unique retractable proboscis; housed in rhynchocoel
· Marine (most)
Rotifera (rotifers) characteristics?
· Pseudocoelomate
· Head with crown of cilia (corona)
· Complete digestive tract
· Freshwater (most)
· Dioecious (most); some parthenogenic
Cestoda (tapeworms) characteristics?
· Parasites of vertebrates
· Head (scolex) has hooks and suckers
· Body composed of successive proglottidsMonoecious
Trematoda (flukes) characteristics?
· Parasites of mollusks and vertebrates
· Inhabit digestive tract and/ or liver
· Complex life cycles with intermediate hostsMonoecious (most); some dioecious
Examples of Trematoda (flukes) are?
Fasciola hepatica (liver fluke)
schistosoma mansoni (blood fluke)
Turbellaria (turbellarians) flatworm characteristics?
· Free-living carnivores
· Marine (most) or freshwater
· Move via cilia or undulation
· Have ocelli (eyespots)
· Monoecious (One individual can produce both egg and sperm)
The three classes of flatworms are?
Turbellaria (turbellarians)
Trematoda (flukes)
Cestoda (tapeworms)
Phylum Platyhelminthes (flatworms) characteristics?
· Acoelomate
· Unsegmented
· Dorsoventrally flattened body
· Gastrovascular cavity or no digestive tractSome free-living; most parasitic
Phylum Ectoprota (bryozoans) characteristics?
· Coelomate
· Have lophophore
· Marine (most)
· Colonial
· Reproduce sexually and asexually
What are the phylum's of lophotrochozoans?
Phylum Ectoprota (bryozoans)
Phylum Platyhelminthes (flatworms)
Rotifera (rotifers)
Nemertea (ribbon worms)
Phoronida (phoronids)
Brahciopoda (brachiopods)
Annelida (segmented worms)
Mollusks
Ecdoysozoans?
have an exoskeleton (chitin) or a cuticle; must undergo ecdysis to grow.
Lophotrochozoans?
possess a lophophore or have a tropchophore larval stage.
What are the two major protostomes clades?
Lophotrochozoans and Ecdoysozoans
Protostomes?
· Triploblastic (ectoderm, mesoderm and endoderm)
· Bilateral symmetry
· Anterior brain
· Ventral nervous system with paired or fused longitudinal nerves
· Embryonic blastopore becomes mouth (most)Exhibit spiral cleavage (most)
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Ch. 32 Bio
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2010-11-24T22:38:47Z
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