Exam 2

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  • Protists are not plants, animals, or fungi
  • sessile is when an organism is stationary and doesn’t move as an adult
  • animals can be grouped based on their embryonic tissues
  • diploblasts are animals with two embryonic layers: the endoderm and ectoderm
  • the ectoderm becomes the skin and nervous system
  • the endoderm becomes the internal lining and guts
  • triploblasts have three embryonic layers: the endoderm, ectoderm, and mesoderm
  • gastrulation is cell reorganization
  • the blastopore is the divot which forms after gastrulation
  • in protostomes, the blastopore becomes the mouth
  • in deuterostomes, the blastopore becomes the butt
  • humans are deuterostomes
  • the two types of symmetry are radial and bilateral
  • almost all animals have neurons and muscle cells
  • the two types of nervous systems are a nerve net and a central nervous system
  • Coelomates are organisms which have an enclosed body cavity lined with a mesoderm
  • Acoelomates are organisms that dont have an enclosed body cavity
  • pseudocoelomates are organisms with an enclosed body cavity partially lined with a mesoderm
  • detritivores eat dead organic matter
  • herbivores eat plants or algae
  • carnivores eat animals and meat
  • omnivores eat a combination of foods
  • suspension feeders filter particles out of water and air
  • deposit feeders eat organic matter that has been deposited
  • mass feeders eat chunks of food
  • fluid feeders consume liquids
  • the five types of appendages are lobe-like, jointed, parapodia, tube feet, and tentacles
  • There are three types of reproduction: external, internal, and asexual
  • vivaparous organisms birth live young
  • ovivaparous organisms birth eggs
  • ovoviparous organisms have eggs inside and birth live young
  • the two types of protostomes are lophotrochozoa and ecdysozoa
  • lophotrochozoa have mouths for suspension feeding and swimming larvae
  • lophotrochozoa grow incrementally
  • ecdysozoa grow by molting
  • insects and arthropods outnumber humans
  • the four features of a chordate are a notochord, a dorsal hollow nerve end, a post anal tail, and pharyngeal slits or pouches
  • half of the vertebrates are fish
  • adaptations are heritable traits that make individuals more likely to survive and reproduce in an environment
  • many adaptations are trade offs