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Homework answers / question archive / Auburn University BIOLOGY 3040 Chapter 14 1)Features/groups associated with protostome animals… A very early stage of the embryo that is a hollow ball of cells is called – Feature/group associated with Ecdysozo – Protista –   No tissues, no gut, no body cavity, no nervous system, presence of choanocytes – Both benthic and swimming medusa form – Anthozoa – You’ve been stung multiple times by Chrionex fleckeri

Auburn University BIOLOGY 3040 Chapter 14 1)Features/groups associated with protostome animals… A very early stage of the embryo that is a hollow ball of cells is called – Feature/group associated with Ecdysozo – Protista –   No tissues, no gut, no body cavity, no nervous system, presence of choanocytes – Both benthic and swimming medusa form – Anthozoa – You’ve been stung multiple times by Chrionex fleckeri

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BIOLOGY 3040

Chapter 14

1)Features/groups associated with protostome animals…

  1. A very early stage of the embryo that is a hollow ball of cells is called –
  2. Feature/group associated with Ecdysozo –
  3. Protista –  
  4. No tissues, no gut, no body cavity, no nervous system, presence of choanocytes –
  5. Both benthic and swimming medusa form –
  6. Anthozoa –
  7. You’ve been stung multiple times by Chrionex fleckeri. What’s the outcome? –
  8. Ctenophora –

 

  1. Lophotrochozoa –
  2. Organism that is a free-living carnivore with a barbed proboscis –
  3. Earthworms –
  4. Shipworms –
  5. A bony structure is filled with small pores inside this animal –
  6. This animal lives at the oxygen minimum feeds on dead detrital materials floating in the water column, using a sticky tentacle like filament with fine hairs on it –
  7. Ecdysids grow by periodic molting of their outer carapace. This is a defining feature for the group –
  8. The mantis shrimp has the most complex eye system of any animal and can see 4500 colors –
  9. Lophophorate phyla –
  10. Deuterostomes –
  11. Echinoderms all have –

 

  1. Sea urchins have interlocking calcareous plates that cover up the body –
  2. Crinoids, or feather stars, are a group within the urochordate -
  3. The urochordate have –
  4. Salps are very like sea squirts because they both have inhalant and exhalent siphons used for swimming -

 

 

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