Final Biology 2 Lab
What does it use the crown of featherlike appendages for?
Feeding (plankton)
The common characteristic responsible for the name Opisthokonta is a rearward ____, which many members of the group have lost over time.
Flagellum
Speculate on what each member (lichen) of this relationship gets from the other one.
Funds provides structure shape and ability to retain water, algae/cyanobacteria provides food.
Organisms from the class ___________________________ exhibit ______________________, which is the twisting of organs within a shell.
Gastropoda ; torsion
What is the difference between mature and gravid proglottids
Gravid proglottids- have fertilized eggs Mature on branched uterus, ovary testes Mature reproductive organs Gravid branched uterus, filled with egg
What is the purpose of the scolex?
It is the hook that anchors the tapeworm to the host.
Members of Kingdom Fungi are most closely related to which other group of eukaryotes?
Kingdom Animalia
What are the evolutionary differences between cnidarians and lophotrochozoans?
Lophotrochozoans are triploblastic and bilateral symmetrical.
In the sea star water vascular system, water enters the organism through the ______________________________ (indicated by the arrow).
Madreporite
difference between male and female squids
Male is bigger, female has translucent structure at fins, while male is white
Tapeworms, within the clade Cestoda, have four main body regions. Which one is shown below?
Mature Proglottid
What is structure C and what is its purpose?
Pharynx; to help the worm suck in soil and detritus
organisms in this protist phylum are closely related to sponges
Phylum Choanoflagellata
Bread mold is an example of which of the phyla of fungi?
Phylum zgyomycota
Ecological importance of bivalvia
Remove containment's from water, human food
What is the difference between Errantia and Sedentaria?
Sedentaria are sedentary or slow-moving, while most Errantia are free-living predators
Which of the following is not true about squid arms and tentacles?
Squid have eight tentacles and two arms
Explain the functions of the three different types of hyphae?
Stolen hyphae- cover the horizontal surface of host Rhizoid hyphae - branch off stolen hyphae and penetrates host and absorbs nutrients Sporangiophores— stand upright to hold a sporangium at their tips
This organism belongs to which phylum?
Syndermata
How does the position of the mouth differ between the planarian, the tapeworm and the fluke?
Tapeworms- no mouth - scolex Fluke- mouth at anterior end Planarian- mouth in middle of body
What are the common food sources of fungi
The remains of dead plants and animals
You find this on the beach. What is it?
The test, or skeleton, of a sand dollar.
Is the basic feeding mechanism different from other fungi?
They actively seek out a food source
All echinoderms have tube feet (podia). Which of the following is not a function of tube feet?
They allow echinoderms to change color in order to camouflage themselves.
Which of the following statements regarding yeasts is inaccurate?
They are monophyletic group
What characteristics place sponges in kingdom Animalia?
They are multicellular Heterotrophic , that reproduce sexually.
What are the defining characteristics of a lophotrochozoan?
They have a lophophore feeding structure OR a trochophore larval stage
How would you describe the physical structure of the feeding part of the colony? What are the individuals threadlike until called?
Threadlike individual units called hyphae. The overall feeding networks of a fungus is mycelium, mass branching
If adult tunicates do not have the four chordate characteristics, why are they placed in the Phylum Chordata?
Tunicates posses all four characteristics when they are in their juvenile/larval form.
Phylum brachiopod
U shaped digestive have both mouth and anus
i s yeast sexual or asexual
Yeast budding is asexual
living planaria sp Is it directional? Is there a definite head end? What kind of symmetry do you see? Does it move toward or away from the light? What structures help it sense light?
Yes there is a definite head. It has bilateral symmetry They move towards the dark away from the light Sense organs help they see
Clamworms, members of Errantia, use their parapodia for ___________.
all of the above (defense , gas exchange, swimming)
Sea Urchins have an internal structure of five, self-sharpening teeth called the __________________________ __________________________.
aristotle's lantern
Which of the following is most closely related to a lizard?
bird
difference between brachiopods and bivalves
brachiopods have a lophophore
The large __________________ and sharp, modified molars called _______________________ are indicators that this organism is a carnivore.
canines, carnassials
When a sea star feeds, it pushes its ________________________ _____________________________ out of its mouth and begins digestion outside of its body.
cardiac stomach
what is the purpose of the intestine in an earthworm
chemical digestion
These specialized cells, called _____________________, allow the squid to change colors.
chromatophores
Members of Phylum Brachiopoda are often confused for which group from Phylum Mollusca?
class bivalvia
Uses of chromatophores
color change attract male communication
Rotifers get their name from this ciliated structure called the _____________________.
corona
Rotifers have a _________ that looks like a rotating wheel and is used to propel the animal through the water and move food particles toward the mouth.
corona
what is the purpose of the beak
crush food
All fungi are passive feeding saprophytes
false
Members of Phylum Rotifera are single-celled organisms.
false
The structure that allows a tapeworm to attach to its host is called a corona.
false
Crop—
food storage
What are these structures in the squid?
gills
Tapeworms, within the clade Cestoda, have four main body regions. Which one is shown below?
gravid proglottid
what is the cecum?
has digestive juices
Which proglottids immature or gravid occur nearest to the scolex
immature
This structure, called the _______________, produces ink which the squid uses to deter predators.
ink sac
what is the pen
it is made of chiton provides structure and support
This member of the Cephalocordata is commonly found in Tampa Bay.
lancelet
what are distinguishing characters of mammals
mammary glands specialized teeth hair
Which of the following characteristics applies to all members of Phylum Mollusca?
mantle
When the structure of an animal's body shows repeating segments it is known as ____________.
metamerism
This structure in the squid, called the ___________, is a vestigial internal shell made of chitin. It helps hold the squid's organs in place.
pen
These mollusks are found on wave-swept rocky shores in the intertidal zone. What class do they belong to?
polyplacophora
How are sponges different from all other phyla of animals? S
ponged do not have a mouth or guts and are sessile as adults are not organized beyond cellular level
Which of the below is not one of the three main body parts of a mollusk?
postanal tail
what is purpose of ink sac
produces ink which the squid uses to deter predators
What is the purpose of the structure labeled C?
reproduction
Which of the following animals in NOT an example of a member of Clade Lophotrochozoa?
roundworm
This member of the Holothuroidea can expel its entire digestive system in order to deter predators.
sea cucumber
What are the major differences between spores and seeds?
seeds are bigger and are multicellular, spores are underneath mushrooms, seeds are in flowers/ fruits
Annelids exhibit a ______________________ body plan.
segmented
Which of the following is not a distinguishing characteristic of mammals?
small skull
While dissecting the earthworm, you cut the intestine open and notice a black substance. What is the black substance inside of the intestine?
soil and detritus
what difference between tentacles and arms
tentacles- move arms- bring food to mouth
what is the purpose of the foot for clams
the clam uses this structure to help it burrow in the sand and for side to side movements
Which of the following statements regarding tapeworm feeding is accurate?
they absorb nutrients across their body wall
Releasing fungicide onto the root of a plant would most likely result in which of the following outcomes?
they plant will grow slower
what is the purpose of the pharynx
to help the worm suck in soil and detritus
T/F: In deuterostomes, the blastopore develops into the anus. In protostomes, the blastopore develops into the mouth.
true
T/F: In the sea star water vascular system, water passes through the radial canals before it reaches the ampullae.
true
what is the siphon?
tube that shot out ink and gametes
what is true about squid arms and tentacles?
- tentacles only have suckers at the end furthest away from the body while arms have suckers along their entire length - tentacles are much longer than arms - squid have eight arms and two tentacles
members of phylum Porifera are unique among animals because they contain ___ distinct tissue layers
0
how many appendages total
10
We will be focusing on _____ phyla within Kingdom Fungi
3
how many arms how many tentacles
8 arms, 2 tentacles
What important ecosystem service do earthworms provide?
Aerate soil and excrete nutrients but they do not attack insects
Which of the following clades are NOT in the Phylum Platyhelminthes?
Anthozoans
Is this Earthworm male or female?
Both, Earthworms are hermaphrodites
This organism resembles a clam but is actually a lophotrochozoan. It filter feeds with its lophophore. What phylum does this organism belong to?
Brachipoda
what class does octopus belong in
Cephalopoda
You are snorkeling off the coast of Florida, and you come across a large calcified structure covered by small cnidarian polyps. To which group of these organisms belong?
Class Anthozoa
Tapeworms don't have a digestive system or mouth. How, then do they obtain food?
Cuticle absorbs nutrients from host through intestines
How do you suppose the fungi detect and respond to these food items?
Detect chemical nematodes use to communicate
The large organs running down the arms of the sea star are the ________________________ ________________________ ( indicated by large arrow)
Digestive Glands (pyloric cecum)