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‫المحاضرة‬
‫التاسعة‬
Biodiversity
Part: 5
Animals Biodiversity
Animals Kingdom consist of NINE phyla (‫(شعب‬
1- Phylum of Porifera )‫(المساميات‬
2- Phylum of Coelenterata )‫(الجوفمعويات‬
3- Phylum of Platyhelminthes )‫(الديدان المفلطحة‬
4- Phylum of Nematoda )‫(الديدان المستديرة‬
5- Phylum of Annelida)‫(الديدان الحلقية‬
6- Phylum of Arthropoda )‫(مفصليات االرجل‬
Those are
Invertebrata
(don not have a
backbone)
7- Phylum of Mollusca)‫(الرخويات‬
8- Phylum of Echinodermata)‫(الجلد شوكيات‬
9- Phylum of Chordata)‫(الحبليات‬
Almost are
Vertebrata
(They have a
backbone)
Phylum of Arthropoda
Arthropods are the dominant animals on Earth and the biggest
phylum in animals kingdom.
 Arthropods have segmented bodies with some or all of the
segments bearing jointed appendages such as Antenna and
legs
 They all have an exoskeleton. For example, in insects, the
body is divided into three parts: head, thorax, and abdomen.
 The digestive system in most arthropods have three main
regions: foregut, midgut and hindgut
 Open circulatory system with a dorsal heart.
Phylum of Arthropoda
 Respiratory systems by
- Gills )‫(الخياشيم‬in aquatic arthropods e.g. Crab
- Tracheal systems )‫(القصيبات‬in most terrestrial arthropods e.g.
Locusts
- Simple lungs)‫ (الرئات البسيطة‬e.g spiders and scorpions
 Excretory system: in most Arthropoda by malpighian tubules
 They have developed nervous system consist of brain and
ventral nerve cord.
 Many arthropods have compound eyes )‫(عيون مركبة‬that
enabling them to detecting the slightest movements of prey
or predators
Phylum of Arthropoda
 Arthropoda are divided into 4 classes
1- Insects ‫الحشرات‬
2- Arachnids ‫العنكبيات‬
3- Crustaceans. ‫القشريات‬
4- Myriapoda ‫متعددة االرجل‬
Phylum of Arthropoda
-Insects : e.g. Locusts
-Insects are the only
flying invertebrates.
-They have 6 legs
-Arachnids : e.g.
Scorpions and Spiders.
Locust
‫الجراد‬
-Almost they are
terrestrial organisms
-All arachnids have eight
legs.
Scorpion‫ا‬
‫لعقرب‬
Spiders‫الع‬
‫نكبوت‬
Phylum of Arthropoda
-Crustaceans : e.g.
Crabs
- Almost they are
aquatic animals.
-Crabs have ten legs,
including claws
Crab ‫سرطان البحر‬
- Myriapoda : e.g.
Millipedes.
- They are terrestrial
organisms
-They have over 750
legs.
Millipedes
‫الدودة االلفية‬
Phylum of Mollusca
 Mollusca live in marine, freshwater and
terrestrial areas.
 The body has a head, a foot and a
visceral mass. This body covered with a
mantle )‫(عباءة‬that typically secretes the
shell.
 The anterior cavity of the Mollusca
contains a radula )‫(طاحنة‬which is used
for feeding. The ventral foot is used in
locomotion, clinging to surfaces,
burrowing. there are one or more pairs
of gills, used for respiration.
 Mollusca include: snails ‫الحلزون‬,
octopuses ‫االخطبوط‬, squid‫الحبار‬,
clams‫االصداف‬, oysters‫المحار‬, and
chitons‫الكيتون‬.
Snail ‫الحلزون‬
Phylum of Echinodermata
 All echinoderms live in marine environments
and their body are covered with multi- spiny
( known spiny skinned).
 They Have an internal skeleton of calcium
carbonate. They possess a water vascular
system, connected with a small tube feet
which is important for locomotion, feeding, gas
exchange, circulation and excretion functions.
sea star ‫نجم البحر‬
 They possess a completed digestive system but
They have no heart, brain, nor eyes, but they
have sensory receptors.
 Sexes are separate and they can reproduce
sexually by gametes or asexually by
regeneration.
 Mollusca include: sea stars‫نجم البحر‬, sea
urchin‫ قنفذ البحر‬sea cucumbers‫خيار البحر‬,.
sea urchin ‫اقنفذ‬
‫البحر‬
Phylum of Chordata
Chordata include animals lack backbone
and others have backbone.
Chordata have the following features:
- The notochord )‫) الحبل الظهري‬:
flexible rod that extends the length
of the body and provides attachment
for muscles. in most Chordata turns
into a spine (backbone).
Humming bird ‫طائر الطنان‬
- The nerve cord )‫(الحبل العصبي‬: a
dorsal hollow tube; one end becomes
the brain during development
- A post-anal tail: extends beyond the
body, past the anus
Shark ‫سمك القرش‬
Phylum of Chordata
 First : Chordata lack backbone:
 live in the seas.
Notochord and nerve cord found along entire length of body,
persists throughout life.
They include lancelets )‫( الرمحيات‬, tunicates )‫(القربيات‬and
peteromyzons )‫(الجلكيات‬
1- Amphioxus
‫حيوان السهيم‬
2- Ascidia
‫حيوان االسيديا‬
3- lamprey
‫حيوان الالمبري‬
Phylum of Chordate
Second : Chordata possess backbone
 This group is called vertebrates as the embryonic notochord
is normally replaced during development by a backbone.
 Vertebrates are divided into :
1 - Class cartilaginous fishes e.g. sharks and rays
2 - Class bony fishes salmon and tilapia
3 - Class Amphibians, frog and salamander
4 - Class Reptiles: e.g. lizards, snakes and turtle.
5 - Class Birds: e.g. pigeon and eagle
6 - Class Mammals: e.g. goat and human.