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CHAPTER 32
AN INTRODUCTION
TO ANIMAL DIVERSITY
Prepared by
Brenda Leady, University of Toledo
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Characteristics
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Most have ______, __________, capacity
to _______ at some point in the life cycle
 Ability to reproduce ____________
 ____________ sensory structures and
nervous system
 Cells exist in…
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Traditional classifications
Most biologists agree kingdom is
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 Animal ___________ are very similar
 Most likely ancestor a ____________
___________ similar to ______________ About ___ recognized animal _____
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Traditional classification based on body plans
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4 main morphological and developmental
features used
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Tissues
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Metazoa divided into ________ (no specialized
tissues or organs) and ___________ (more than
one type of tissue and organs)
Symmetry
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Eumetazoa are …
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Bilateral animals have __________ and dorsal and
ventral ends
Radial animals have…
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Number of cell layers
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animals have …
 Bilateral animals have …
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layers develop during _____________
 Inner layer –
 Outer layer –
 Mesoderm 
Forms ________ and _____________________
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Body cavity
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True coelom –
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Pseudocoelom –
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Acoelomates –
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Fluid-filled body cavity can protect internal
organs or be used as __________________
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Embryonic development
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Cleavage in the zygote can be…
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Protostome
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Blastopore becomes __________
__________________ coelom development
Deuterostome
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Blastopore becomes _______
______________ coleom development
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Other methods of classification
Possession of _________________
 Development of ________________
 Presence or absence of _________
(segmentation)
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to changes in…
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Changes in Hox Gene Expression Control
Body Segment Specialization
Based on relatively simple changes in the
expression patterns of ____________
 Hox genes designated _____
 Shifts in patterns of gene expression in the
embryo along the _____________________
govern transition from one type of vertebra to
another and short or long necks
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Molecular views of animal diversity
Now using new molecular techniques to
classify animals by comparing similarities
in the ____ and the ______________ of
animals, especially sequences of
nucleotides in the gene that encodes RNA
of the small ribosomal subunit (SSU rRNA)
 Advantage …
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Aguinaldo and Colleagues Used 18S rDNA to
Analyze the Taxonomic Relationships of Arthropods
to Other Taxa
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Sequenced the complete gene encoding SSU
rRNA
Relationships among 50 species determined
Data indicated existence of monophyletic cladethe …
Ramifications of studies involving Drosophila
melanogaster and Caenorhabditis elegans
Similarities between traditional and
molecular phylogeny
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The clade called ______________________, meaning
all animals came from a single common ancestor.
At the earliest stages of evolution, molecular phylogeny
supports the traditional view of the split between
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There is also agreement about an early split between
__________________, with most animal phyla
belonging to the Bilateria.
Molecular phylogeny also agrees that the echinoderms
and chordates belong to a clade called the
____________________.
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2 key differences between
traditional and molecular phylogeny
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Division of protostomes into 2 clades
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Traditionally split into _______________ and
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Deuterostomes still separate but protostomes
divided into _____________ and _____________
Presence or absence of a body cavity
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Traditionally split into…
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Molecular evidence indicates presence or
absence…
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