ARTHROPODS - Bishop Shanahan High School
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ARTHROPODS
A very successful group
CHARACTERISTICS
SEGMENTED BODY
TOUGH EXOSKELETON – PROTEIN &
CHITIN
JOINTED APPENDAGES: LEGS;
ANTENNAE; MOUTH PARTS
COMPLEX ORGAN SYSTEMS
HIGH DEGREE OF CEPHALIZATION
OPEN CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
FEEDING
HERBIVORE; CARNIVORE; OR OMNIVORE
RESPIRATION
TERRESTRIAL ARTHROPODS
TRACHEAL TUBES (TRACHEAE)
SPIRACLES
AIR SAC
BOOK LUNG – SPIDER
AQUATIC ARTHROPODS
gills
CIRCULATION
OPEN CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
BLOOD LEAVES BLOOD VESSEL AND DIRECTLY
SURROUNDS TISSUES
EXCRETION
ELIMINATION OF NITROGENOUS
WASTES
MALPIGHIAN TUBULES – INSECT
GREEN GLAND - CRUSTACEAN
NERVOUS SYSTEM
WELL DEVEL0PED
BRAIN, VENTRAL NERVE CORD
COORDINATE MOVEMENTS
EYES, EARS
MOVEMENT
MUSCLES PULL ON EXOSKELETON
REPRODUCTION
SEPARATE SEXES
TERRESTRIAL ARTHROPOD: INTERNAL
FERTILIZATION
AQUATIC ARTHROPOD: INTERNAL OR
EXTERNAL FERTILIZATION
GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT
EXOSKELETON DOES NOT GROW WITH
THE ORGANISM
MOLT
GROUPS OF ARTHROPODS
CLASSIFIED BY NUMBER AND
STRUCTURE OF BODY SEGMENTS AND
APPENDAGES
CRUSTACEA
ARACHNID
INSECTS
CENTIPEDE
MILLIPEDE
CLASS CRUSTACEA
AQUATIC
CRAB; SHRIMP; LOBSTER; CRAYFISH
EXOSKELETON HAS CALCIUM
2 PRS. BRANCHED ANTENNAE
Antennule: touch, taste, equilibrium
Antenna: touch taste
CRUSTACEA (CONT’D.)
2 OR 3 BODY REGIONS
CHEWING MOUTH PARTS: MANDIBLE –
BITE AND GRIND
CRAYFISH
FRESHWATER
2 BODY REGIONS: cephalothorax &
abdomen
CARAPACE – EXOSKELETON IN
CEPHALOTHORAX
5 PAIRS OF LEGS
CHELIPED: 1st pair of legs
SWIMMERETS: ventral surface of abdomen
TELSON & UROPOD: tail
OPEN CIRCULATORY SYSTEM: dorsal
aorta
RESPIRATION: GILLS
EXCRETORY ORGAN: GREEN GLAND
ARACHNID
2 BODY REGIONS
4 PAIRS OF LEGS
BOOK LUNGS: RESPIRATION
SPINNERETS: glands which produce web
CLASS INSECTA
EVOLUTION OF FLIGHT ALLOWED
INSECTS TO SPREAD OUT
3 BODY REGIONS: head; thorax; abdomen
3 PAIRS OF LEGS ON THORAX: walking;
jumping; hold food
1 ANTENNAE
1 PAIR OF COMPOUND EYES: many
lenses
2 PAIRS OF WINGS ON THORAX
TYMPANUM – EAR ; ON THORAX
MOUTH PARTS: labrum; labium; maxilla;
mandible
CIRCULATION: open
Dorsal aorta
Does not use circulatory system to exchange oxygen
METAMORPHOSIS
CHANGE IN FORM DURING DEVELOPMENT
COMPLETE: EGG LARVA PUPA ADULT
BUTTERFLY
INCOMPLETE: EGG NYMPH ADULT
GRASSHOPPER