Chapter 8.2 Flashcards

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What is the phylum and who are members of the echinoderms?

Where are they found?

A

phylum Echinodermata, include starfish, sea urchins, feather stars, sea cucumbers

marine only

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What are the 3 main body characteristics of echinoderms?

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deutorostomes, no cephalization and nerve net

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3
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Echinoderm larval form is…

A

free swimming and bilaterally symmetrical

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4
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How does the echinoderm digest food?

A

digestive glands

within arms or on outer body wall

short system

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5
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How does the echinoderm reproduce?

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  • asexual and sexual
  • external fertilization produce larvae

carnivorous or herbivorous

sex organs in arms

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6
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How does the echinoderm’s respiration system work?

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not true system, skin gills for gas exchange

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How does the echinoderm’s muscular system work?

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  • water vascular system
  • tube feet
  • ampulla that pumps water into tubes, increasing pressure in tube foot and causing it to expand
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8
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What class are sea stars in and what type of symmetry do they have?

A

class Asteroidia, radial symmetry

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How does the sea star digest food?

A

food entering the cardiac then pyloric stomach

carnivorous and predators of mollusks

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10
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How does the sea star reproduce?

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  • sexual + dioecious
  • external fertilization

free swimming larvae bipinnaria produced

ability to regenerate is asexual

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What is the sea star’s muscular system?

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  • water vascular system
  • tube feet - produce suction for movement
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What is the sea star’s nervous system?

A

central radial nerve ring

nerve nets connect them to each arm

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13
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What is the sea star’s skeletal system?

A
  • internal
  • ossicles - bony plates
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14
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What are the sea star’s circulatory, excretory, and respiratory systems?

A

NONE

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15
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Where is mouth and anus located on a sea star?

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mouth located on underside, anus directly opposite mouth

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16
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What are the two unique sea star features?

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  • madreporite - water intake on top
  • pedicellaria - ensure surface of arms stay free