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- 1. gonads intestines gills kidneys shell foot heart intestine mantle
- 2. Anterior adductor muscle Posterior adductor muscles gills mantle foot umbo intestine kidney Digestive gland Sensory palps gonads heart
- 5. mouth brain pharynx Seminal recepticles Seminal vessicles gizzard Calciferous glands nephridia Chlorogogue cells Longitudinal muscle ovary peritonium septa corp Metameric or segments
- 6. septa septa Typhlosole coelom Longitudinal muscle Circular muscle peritoneum Lumen of intestine Blood vessels Nerve cord
- 7. intestine hypodermis Lateral line Lateral nerve pseudocoleom Longitudinal muscle
- 8. hypodermis Longitudinal muscle Uterus with eggs
- 22. intestine ovaries testes Longitudinal muscle hypodermis 3-lips ( mouth ) hypodermis pharynx uterus Excretory duct vagina oviduct male pseudocoelom
- 23. shell foot gills intestine Blood cells Gonads (yellow part) heart kidney intestine mantle
- 24. mantle gills Gonads (yellow) sensoryPalps- use for sensing kidney heart Digestive glands stomach Anterior adductor muscle Posterior adductor muscle umbo foot Hinged ligaments or teeth intestines
- 25. foot gills mantle umdo Anterior adductor muscle Posterior muscle intestine Blood vessels nerve stomach Digestive glands Sensory palps gonads Pericardium sac coelom kidney
- 26. Cuticle/epidermis Circular muscle Longitudinal muscle Structure: peritoneum What cells? Chlorogogue cells *yellow part” Intestinal epithelium setae setae setae setae Lumen of the intestine hypodermis coelom typosole What structure? intestine
- 27. mouth peristonium protostonium brain Pharynx bulb (the whole ball) Aortic arch (4 red lines) Corp Fuction: food storage Gizzard- used for grinding food Clitellum: function for reproduction Setae- line/groove segmention Seminal recepticles Seminal vessicles nephridium septa Cells: Chlorogogue cells (yellow part) Calciferous glands pygidium annuli pharynx What structure: intestine
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- C: Bivalvia
- Phylum: Annelida C: Oligochaeta G: Lumbricus terrestris Common name: Earthworms
- Phylum: Annelida C: Oligochaeta G: Lumbricus terrestris Common name: Earthworms
- P: Nematoda G:Ascaris lumbricoides
- Sinestral
- Sinestral
- Turban Shell Turbo sp. Gastropod
- CLAM Intestine goes thru the heart
- C: Bivalvia TTh 12:30PM-01:45PM LEC C.Deneke CRC MAIN SP P119 14744 TTh 02:00PM-04:40PM LAB C.Deneke TTh 08:00AM-09:15AM LEC TBA CRC MAIN L 313 TTh 09:20AM-12:00PM LAB TBA CRC MAIN SP P101 14810 math MWF 07:30AM-08:55AM LEC L.Stewart CRC MAIN LRC 216 14931 FITNS 306 Aerobics: Cardio Kickboxing 1 Unit Prerequisite: None Course Transferable to CSU Hours: 54 hours LAB Description: This course emphasizes proper alignment, execution, and timing of faster paced movements from kickboxing, boxing, and aerobic dance to improve cardiovascular fitness. This course may be taken four times for credit. Schedule: Full Term, Aug 21-Dec 22 MWF 09:00AM-09:50AM LAB L.Sage CRC MAIN PE 113 21408
- Phylum: Annelida C: Oligochaeta G: Lumbricus terristris Common name: earthworm *Chlorogogue cells- function: makes fat and glygogen for regeneration
- Phylum: Nematoda Genus: Ascaris lumbricoides (Common roundworm of swine)
- Phylum: Acanthocephala G: Macracanthorhynchus hirudinaceus Common name: Pig spiny-headed worm
- Pseudocoelomates G: Paragordius Common name: horse-hair snake
- G: Toxacara
- P: Nematoda G: Ascaris Lumbricoides
- P: Nematoda G: Ascaris Lumbricoides
- P: Nematoda G: Ascaris
- Phylum: Acanthocephala G: Macracanthorhynchus hirudinaceus Common name: Pig spiny-headed worm *Spiny proboscis is embedded in the piece of gut*
- P: Nematoda G: Ascaris Lumbricoides *Male have curved tail*
- P: Nematoda G: Ascaris Lumbricoides *Male have curved tail*
- P: Nematoda G: Ascaris Lumbricoides *Male have curved tail*
- P: Nematoda G: Ascaris Lumbricoides Common name: round-worms *Male have curved tail*
- Phylum: Acanthocephala G: Macracanthorhynchus hirudinaceus Common name: Pig spiny-headed worm
- P: Nematoda G: Ascaris Lumbricoides Common name: round-worms *Male have curved tail*
- P: Mulluscs C: Gastropoda Common name: Limphet
- P: Mollusk C: Gastropoda
- Clam Class: Bivalvia “ hatchet foot animal”
- Class: Gastropoda Dextral (right circle)
- P: Mollusk C: Gastropoda Common name: snail
- C: Gastropoda Common name: Oyster drill
- C: Bivalvia Common name: Ship worm AKA: termite of the sea
- C: Bivaliva Common name: clam
- C: Bivalvia Common name: clam
- C: Gastropoda Common name: Abalone Shell is made out of: Calcium carbonate
- C: Bivalvia Common name: osyter
- C: Gastropoda Common name: snail
- C: Gastropoda Common name: snail
- C: Bivalvia Common name: Shipworm
- C: Polyplacophora Common name: Chitin or Mail Shells
- C: Bivalvia Common name: Clam
- C: Bivalvia Comon name: Oyster
- C: Gastropoda Common name: snails
- C: Polyplacophora Common name: Mail Shell or Chiton
- C: Gastropoda Common name: snail
- C: Bivalvia Common name: Razor clam
- C: Bivalvia
- C: Bivalvia Common name: Freshwater clam
- C: Gastropoda Common name: snail
- C: Gastropoda Common name: Limphet
- C: Cephalopoda Common name: squid
- C: Gastropoda Common name:Limpet
- C: Bivalvia Mylitus califorcainus
- P: Mollusk C: Scaphalopoda Common name: tusk shell or tooth shell
- C: Gastropoda Common name: snail
- C: Cephalopoda Common name: squid
- C: Cephalopoda Common name: squid
- P: Mollusca C: Gastropoda
- C: Gastropoda
- C: Scaphapoda Common name: tusk or tooth shell
- C: Cephalopoda Common name: squid
- C: Gastropoda Common name: snail
- C: Gastropoda G:Helix Common name: Garden snail
- C: Gastropoda Common name: Limpet
- C: Gastropoda
- Class: Bilvalvia
- C: Cephalopoda Common name: Octopus
- P: Annelida P: Polychaeta Genus: Nereis virens Mostly marine Have cephalization (head) Largest class (polychaeta) Contain parapodia which are birramus (2 arm; branched) Have no clitelum and many setae Diecious (male and female are separate)
- P: Annelida C: Polychaetes G:Nereis virens
- P: Annelida C: Polychaetes G: Nereis
- P: Annelida C: Polychaetes G: Nereis
- P: Annelida C: Polychaetes
- Cirratulidae Cirriformia luxuriosa Mud Flats, Lawson’s Handing. Marium County.
- P: Annelida C: Oligochaeta G: Lumbricus terrestris Most are freshwater or terrestrial. There are some Oligochaeta that are parasitic or marine Have no head and no parapodia Anterior end has clittelum Darwin’s finding: earthworm are good bc they mix up the soil Aristotle: earthworm are the intestine of the earth Move with peristasis Nervous system: Contains neurosensory cells which secretes neurohormones. Neurohormones regulates reproduction and regeneration Axons are myelinated (which are more advance than hydra and jellyfish) Reproduction: Oligochaeta are monecious but do practice cross fertilization Female stores sperm in seminal recepticles after copulation Reproduction can happen during any season Clittelum secretes mucus which holds the worm together After copulation a cocoon is form around the clittelum and fertilization happens in the cocoon Young adult emerges from eggs Have direct development (NO METAMORPHAsIS) Juvenielle do not develop clittelum until they are adult
- P: Annelida C: Oligochaetes G: Lumbricus terrestris Structures in Oligochaeta (Lumbricus terrestris aka earthworm) clittelum- secretes mucus which hold the worm together Aortic arches- (heart) Crop- function to store food Gizzard- function to grind up food Nephridia- gets rid of waste Have (4) pairs of setae (bristles aka holdfast) Contain longitudinal and circular muscles Typosole- folds in the intestine which increases the surface area Sperm recepticles- store sperms after copulation Sperm vessicles- store sperm before copulation Body wall consist of: cuticle, epidermis, muscle
- Nereis virens (clam worm)
- P: Annelida C: hirudinea G: Hirudo medicinalis Common name: leech Characteristics: Are mainly freshwater Black, brown, red, olive, green in color Force their pharynx on the soft tissues of host Have saw-like chitinous jaw Can be permanent of temporary parasites Have clittelum which appear only during breeding season Have NO appendages and NO setae Contain anterior and posterior suckers Gut store large amount of food Have fixed number of segmentation (34) Lack distinct coelomic compartment Coelom is found around gonads Septa disappear except in one species Monecious but DO practice cross-fertilization Have NO larva stage Gas exchange is through skin for terrestrial leech and through gills for aquatic leech
- P: Annelida Marine Annelid
- Phylum – Annelida Class – Chaelopods Order – Polychaeta Marine Annelid
- P: Annelida C: hirudinea Common name: leech
- P: Annelida C: Polychates G: Amphitrite Ornata
- P: Annelida C: hirudinea Common name: leech (injected leech)