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| What kind of skeleton is found in echinoderms? |
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[image] What organism/phylum is this? Is this an aboral or oral view? |
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Brittle Star Phylum Echniodermata Aboral View |
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What kind of symmetry is found in echinoderms? |
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[image] What organism/phylum is this? |
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| Sand Dollar Phylum Echinodermata |
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[image] What organism/phylum is this? |
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| Sea Cucumber--Phylum Echinodermata |
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[image] What organism/phylum is this? Is this aboral/oral view? |
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Sea Urchin--Phylum Echinodermata Aboral View |
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[image] Know where the central disc, arms, mouth, oral spines, dermal branchiae are. What organism/phylum is this? Is this oral/aboral view? |
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Sea Star--Phylum Echinodermata Oral View |
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[image] What organism/phylum is this? What characteristics does it share with echinoderms and chordates? |
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Acorn Worm--Phylum Hemichordata Deuterostomous development and pharyngeal gills. |
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[image] What is this organism/phylum/sub-phylum? Know adhesive papillae, eyesptot, statocyst, and notochord. |
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| Describe how an ascidian feeds. |
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| They are sessile so food particles brought in are trapped on a mucous net, then wound into rope, and carried to the esophagus. |
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[image] What is this organism/phylum/sub-phylum? How does it feed? |
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Amphioxus--Phylum Chordata, Sub-Phylum Cephalochordata Draws water in via siphon, fiters food particles out via the pharyngeal basket, then water exits thorough excurrent siphon. |
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| Compare teeth between the larval lamprey, shark, and perch all in sub-phylum vertebrata. |
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Larval lamprey (super class Agnatha)--no true teeth, jawless. Shark (class Chondrichthyes)--teeth present, powerful jaws. Perch (class Osteichthyes)--some have teeth. |
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| What specialized organ do bony fish use to swim? |
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| Gas bladder--used for equilibrium, would sink without it. |
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[image] What type of scale is this? What fish group has this type of scale? |
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[image] What type of scale is this? What fish group has this type of scale? |
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[image] What type of scale is this? What fish group has this type of scale? |
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[image] What type of scale is this? What fish group has this type of scale? |
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| Placoid--Cartiligenous Fish (Sharks) |
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[image] How many gills does this shark have? Name the phylum, sub-phylum, super-class, and class. |
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Four to five slits per side (very narrow). Phylum Chordata, Sub-Phylum Vertebrata, Super-Class Gnathostomata, Class Chondrichthyes |
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[image] What type of tail is this? |
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[image] How many gills does this perch have? What is its phylum, sub-phylum, super-class, class? |
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Seven to nine slits per side (oval in shape). Phylum Chordat, Sub-Phylum Vertebrata, Super-Class Gnathostomata, Class Osteichthyes |
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