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worms are more complex; they have mesoderm as well as endoderm and ectoderm |
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Their mesoderm is a solid mass of tissue with no internal cavity surrounded by mesoderm. |
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fluid-filled space between the body wall and digestive tract |
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major organs suspended in a coelmic cavity |
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to have three embryonic layers |
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worms have these, made of interdependent tissue |
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both male and female sex organs |
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sensory organs on the head |
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in between the mouth and the gastrovascular cavity on the Dugesia. |
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parasites inside their hosts |
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parasites on the surface of their hosts |
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acellular but metabolically active, trematiode have this instead of an epidermis |
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and organism harboring immature stages of a parasite |
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contains sexually mature, egg-laying stages of the life cycle. |
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follows the neck, series of segments |
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covers nematodes, flexible and chemically complex |
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fluid-filled space between the body wall and the digestive tract |
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complete digestive tracts |
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having a mouth and an anus |
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Phylum Mollusca; Phylum Annelida |
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phyla molusca annelida and arthropoda. Have well developed nervous, circulatory, excretory, reproductive, and digestive systems |
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echinodermata, hemichordata, chordata |
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Specialized layer of epidermal cells called a mantle that secrets a shell |
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have a few large vessels and a heart but no smaller vessels and capillaries |
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organ systems ( digestion, excretion, and reproduction) |
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horny-toothed organ in the mouth, scrapes food from rocks |
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where the mantles of the left and right valves join posteriorly. |
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where the mantles of the left and right valves join to form a dorsal excurrent siphon |
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the space between the mantle and the visceral mass |
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body of an annelid is divided into repetitive segments arranged on a longitudinal axis and divided by septa |
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small, bristlelike appendages oftem occurring in pairs on lateral and ventral surfaces. |
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on each segment of Nereis, they are fleshy appendages |
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fleshy lobe that precedes the mouth |
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posterior to the mouth, (around mouth) |
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series of swollen segments at the anterior the the third body |
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where sperm enter the other worm |
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aftern the eggs are fertilized in the mucous band , the worm releases it as a cocoon. |
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for suction and ingestion of food |
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maceration or crushing of food |
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brain; ventral nerve cord |
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rudimentary; just anterior and dorsal to the pharyns and is continuous with the vernral nerve cord |
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occure on each segments; paired |
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nephrostomes; nephridiopores |
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funnel-shaped; on the ends of the nephridia gather waste products that are relase through external pores called nephridiopores |
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Dorsal and Ventral Blood Vessels |
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main vessels of the closed circulatory system |
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connect dorsal nad ventral blood vessels, five of them. |
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internal folds of tissue arise from dorsal wall |
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packet of sperm (leech sexual reproduction) inserted into the female gonopore |
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