2024-12-05T13:00:31+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>eucoelomate</p>, <p>moist enivronment </p>, <p>body wall </p>, <p>annuli</p>, <p>freshwater, marine, earth</p>, <p>Polychaeta, Clitellata</p>, <p>nervous, excretory &amp; circulatory systems</p>, <p>Tripoblastic </p>, <p>bilateral symmetry </p>, <p>setae </p>, <p>Parapodia </p>, <p>5 hearts</p>, <p>hemoglobin </p>, <p>single-loop system </p>, <p>chlorocruorin </p>, <p>deposit feeders </p>, <p>herbivores, scavengers, deposit feeder </p>, <p>Hermaphroditic </p>, <p>copulation, exchange of sperm</p>, <p>Clitellum </p>, <p>true </p>, <p>cerebral ganglia (simple brain) &amp; double ventral nerve cords</p>, <p>Nuchal orgnas and statocysts</p>, <p>eyes, photoreceptors</p>, <p>nephridia </p>, <p>nephiridia </p>, <p>Class polychaeta </p>, <p>Nereis virens </p>, <p>Sabella sp. </p>, <p>Class clitellata</p>, <p>Class Clitellata</p>, <p>few</p>, <p>Lumbricus terrestris</p>, <p>parapodia and setae absent</p>, <p>34, 15 in some </p>, <p>internally</p>, <p>anterior and posterioir sucker </p>, <p>leech jabs packet of sperm or spermatophore </p>, <p>Hirudo medicinalis </p>, <p>hirudin extract</p>, <p>leeche's saliva</p>, <p>Vermiculture </p> flashcards
zool 5.1

zool 5.1

  • eucoelomate

    annelida have true segmentation

  • moist enivronment

    surface for gas exchange as long as the organism is in a

  • body wall

    breathing organ à surface for gas exchange as long as the organism is in a moist environment

  • annuli

    segments are externally marked with circular rings called

  • freshwater, marine, earth

    enivronment of phylum annelida

  • Polychaeta, Clitellata

    2 major classes of Phylum annelida

  • nervous, excretory & circulatory systems

    each segments or somite of annelids has its own ___systems

  • Tripoblastic

    germ layers of annelida

  • bilateral symmetry

    annelids symmetry

  • setae

    fine, hard, bristle-like structures for swimming (marine species)

  • Parapodia

    used for gas exchange & feeding

  • 5 hearts

    how many hearts does annelids have

  • hemoglobin

    pigment present in annelids blood

  • single-loop system

    circulatory system used in annelids because the blood travels only in one direction

  • chlorocruorin

    some species have respiratory pigment in their blood plasma

  • deposit feeders

    lie in the bottom & extract organic matter from sediments or water

  • herbivores, scavengers, deposit feeder

    feeding behaviour of annelids

  • Hermaphroditic

    (both male & female reproductive organs present) in general

  • copulation, exchange of sperm

    sexual reproduction in annelids

  • Clitellum

    hat secrets mucus (protects eggs & sperms from drying out)

  • true

    some annelids dioecious

  • cerebral ganglia (simple brain) & double ventral nerve cords

    nervous system of annelids

  • Nuchal orgnas and statocysts

    are present in the head region for detecting touch & tactile movements

  • eyes, photoreceptors

    sense organs of annelids

  • nephridia

    excretory system of annelids that are called little kidneys” in each segment

  • nephiridia

    collects wastes from the coelom & excretes it through the body wall

  • Class polychaeta

    free-moving, gonochoristic, has parapodia, no clitellum, most abundant class

  • Nereis virens

    sandworms

  • Sabella sp.

    tube worms

  • Class clitellata

    leech, earthworms

  • Class Clitellata

    has clitellum, hermaphroditic, terrestrial and freshwater

  • few

    oligo means

  • Lumbricus terrestris

    earthworm that contributes to soil fertility

  • parapodia and setae absent

    Hirudinae is absent with what

  • 34, 15 in some

    numbers of segment in Hirudnea

  • internally

    mode of copulation of Hirudinea

  • anterior and posterioir sucker

    Hirudinea move using their

  • leech jabs packet of sperm or spermatophore

    some lack penis in Hirudinea what are their mode of reproduction

  • Hirudo medicinalis

    (Amazonian leech) used in medicine!

  • hirudin extract

    extract from the leech that is a promising anticlotting medicine or local anesthetic

  • leeche's saliva

    where is hirudin extract from

  • Vermiculture

    The casting (feces) of earthworms can be used as fertilizers in the process called