Transcript Units 29 and 30

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• We will look at four Phylum today
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Phylum Nematoda
Phylum Arthropoda
Phylum Echinodermata
Phylum Chordata
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Phylum Echinodermata
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Distinguishing characteristics:
1. Pentamerous symmetry in adults
2. Hard endoskeleton - do not present cephalization
3. Water vascular system
4. All echinoderms are marine; none can live in fresh water or on land
5. Floating castles
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Phylum Echinodermata
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Water vascular system
– locomotion, food / waste transportation ,and respiration
– a system of canals containing a circulating watery fluid that is used for movement
of tentacles
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• Phylum Echinodermata
– Reproductive system
- sexually mature at two to three years, depending on the species
and environment
- typically by external fertilization; eggs and sperm are freely
discharged into the water
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• Phylum Echinodermata
Nervous system
Decentralized nervous system-No known echinoderm contains anything that could
be called a brain
-Diffuse network of nerves and neurons
(interlacing)
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– Phylum Echinodermata
– Circulatory systems
Open circulatory system
– no true heart or anything that more than merely resembles a
circulatory system.
– Water vascular system
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Phylum Echinodermata
Respiratory system - not well-defined
Digestive system – complete digestive system, varies according to diet
Phylum Echinodermata
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Sea urchins, if not controlled by
predators, may overgraze their habitat
Crown of thorns starfish can wipe out
up to 6 square meters of living reef in
a single year
Many echinoderms have remarkable
powers of regeneration
Valuable clues as to the geological
history of the environment
Food source – sea cumbers and
urchins
Summer time!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
HG17TsgV_qI
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• Today's Echinoderm Dissection –Starfish
• 20 minutes for dissection
• Use dissection in your lab book
• FOLLOWING DIRECTIONS EXACTLY
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• Phylum Arthropoda – Arthropods
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There are five main characteristics all arthropods share.
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bilateral symmetry - the left and right sides of the arthropod body are mirror images
of one another
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segmented body - the arthropod body is made-up of repeating units (pairs of legs,
claws, or breathing structures)
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exoskeleton - provides protection, prevents water loss, and provides support
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jointed appendages - enable the arthropods to move their legs, mouthparts, and
claws despite the fact that their body is covered by a rigid exoskeleton
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numerous pairs of limbs - arthropods have many pairs of legs
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• By nearly any measure, the most successful
animals on the planet are the arthropods
• The true number of living arthropod species is
probably in the tens of million
• So……………………
• Let’s talk about Crayfish……..( first)
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Phylum Arthropoda
Reproductive system – varies
crawfish
-very similar to most mammals, with their
reproductive organs being found in the thorax
-male will deposit sperm inside the female
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Phylum Arthropoda
Digestive system -Arthropods exhibit every type of
feeding mode
– Crawfish - consume food through the mouth's
mandibles… stomach for grinding food and a
gland for chemical processing
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Phylum Arthropoda
• Nervous system
• Typically consists of a
dorsal brain and a ventral,
longitudinal nerve cord
• “Latter like”
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Circulatory systems usually posses an open circulatory
system consisting of a dorsal heart and a system of
arteries
Crawfish - open circulatory
system of the crayfish has
no veins
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– Respiratory system –varies
– Crayfish a very unique way of breathing
( Molting ?)
Invertebrate Coelomates
•The true
rock stars
of Phylum:
Arthropoda
• Featuring:
Remember the first day quiz….
8.True or False Daddy Long legs are the most venomous spiders in the world.
Scientific classification of spiders
• Kingdom: Animalia
• Phylum: Arthropoda
• Class: Arachnida
• Order: Araneae
Remember the first day quiz….
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Scientific classification
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Arthropoda
Class: Arachnida
Order: Opiliones
• cephalothorax separation
• Silk glands
• Venom glands
Brazilian Wandering
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• Phylum Arthropoda
– Circulatory systems – open
– Heart contracts
propels fluid,
– fluid trickles through the tissues and back to the heart
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Phylum Arthropoda
– Respiratory system - do not breath using lung
– Digestive system – complete
• foregut, midgut, hindgut
Nervous system
brain
3 main nerve cords
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– hardened exoskeleton that is periodically
shed during growth
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• Phylum Arthropoda – Grasshopper
– A body divided into three parts
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-Reproductive system -varies
Metamorphosis
• There are two types of metamorphosis-incomplete and complete.
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incomplete
Incomplete metamorphosis
complete
Complete metamorphosis
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• Good
• Bad
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• For today begin with:
– Anatomy of a grasshopper
– Complete this dissection in pairs
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Phylum Nematoda
Ascaris
giant intestinal/lung roundworms
Human feces
200,000 X day
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Bloody sputum
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Cough
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Low-grade fever
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Vomiting worms
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Passing of worm in stool
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Gallstone formation
• Control of is based on drug treatment, improved sanitation and
health education.
• Anthelmintic Drugs
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Phylum Nematoda
• Filarial worm
– Obstruction of the lymphatic vessels
– broad spectrum antibiotic combined with ivermectin
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– Phylum Nematoda
• Trichinella
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– Phylum Nematoda
• Trichinella
– Trichinosis - fever, muscle soreness, pain and swelling
around the eyes.
– Chest pain may be experienced since the parasite may
become imbedded in the diaphragm
– Death
– COOK FOOD PROPERLY
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– Phylum Nematoda
– The threat of roundworm parasites infecting
humans in developed countries is rising?????
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– Phylum Nematoda
• Nematodes have successfully adapted to nearly
every ecosystem
Heterohabditis Nematodes
Dissection Participation Checklist
Earthworm
1. Surgeon__________________________________
2. Head nurse_______________________________
3. Reader___________________________________
4. Scribe____________________________________
Squid
1. Surgeon__________________________________
2. Head nurse_______________________________
3. Reader___________________________________
4. Scribe____________________________________
Clean up
1. Dissection disposal__________________________________
2. Tray cleaning______________________________________
3. Instrument cleaning__________________________________
4. Bench cleaning_____________________________________
I agree that I stayed until this lab station was clean and ready for the next lab to attend.
1.__________________________________________________________
2.__________________________________________________________
3.__________________________________________________________
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Professor Felker’s comments:
Dissect in this order:
• 1. Earthworm
• 2. Squid
• 3. Grasshopper