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kingdom animalia
metazoa
phylum under metazoa
porifera
cnidaria
platyhelminthes
annelida
nematoda
mollusca
arthropoda
echinodermata
porifera
sponges
cnidaria
anemone
platyhelminthes
flatworms
annelida
worms
nematoda
roundworms
mollusca
snail
arthropoda
spiders
echinodermata
starfish
concept of classification
body symmetry
body symmetry
radially symmetrical
(
non-bilateria
)
bilaterally symmetrical
(
bilateria
)
radially symmetrical
(non-bilateria)
2 biradial
4 quadriradial
5 pentaradial
mouth position
oral- end
aboral- top
bilaterally symmetrical (bilateria)
posses right, left, and midsagittal plane.
cephalization
in
bilateria
anterior end confronts environment
developmental pattern
embryogenesis
fertilization
egg
and
sperm
zygote
fertilized egg
cleavage
zygote dividing into number of cells (blastomeres)
blastomeres
forms an embryo
blastulation
fluid-filled hollow ball
gastrulation
invagination/ cells moving inward
blastopore
first opening
endoderm
invaginating layer
archenteron
surrounded by
endoderm
gut
complete tube
by
gastrocoel
germ tissue layers
endoderm-
innermost
ectoderm-
outer layer
mesoderm-
between/middle
number of germ layers
dipoblastic- 2
layers,
non-bilateria
,
ectoderm
and
endoderm
tripoblastic- 3
layers,
bilateria
, endo,
meso
,
ecto.
protostomes
mouth forms blastopore
echinodermata
,
mollusca
,
arthropoda
,
annelida
coelomates
deuterostomes
mouth never develop blastopore
forms
from the
second opening
echinodermata
acoelomate
non coelomate
blastocoelomate
false coelomate
coelomates
real coelomates
coelom
fluid-filled internal body cavity
coelom
mesodermal
in origin
fluid-filled internal body cavity
mesoderm
surrounds
the
coelom
concepts of classification in acoelomate
absent cavity
no cavity
mesodermal fluid
less developed