BIOL 111 Lecture Notes - Ecdysis, Endoskeleton, Honey Bee

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Most dominant group of animals (most diverse) Burgess shale: cambrian explosion anomalocaris: heard shelled species, development of eyes, mouth part, predatory appendages, armour, approx 1m in length. Sytiscus: predaceous diving beetles, adults collect air under wings and use this to breathe underwater. Honey bee: among most complex social life (eg. worker bees dance to communicate location of new food course) Reduced segmentation: body regions head, (cefalo)thorax, abdomen. Non living (can by penetrated by living tissue, like nerves), secreted by epidermis. Covers all external surface, digestive tract, tracheae. Physical protection: from abrasion, predation, parasite entry, desiccation. Location of pigments: camouflage, warning, color, mating, poison. Change morphology between larval and adult stages. Not as strong: limits size of organisms. Continuous growth in size in not possible: must be periodically shed (molted): mass grows continuously, but size changes in stepwise (upstairs) fashion = ecdysis. Respiration through skin not possible: spiracles (pores) and tracheae (tubes) Skeletons: hydrostatic skeletons: muscular filled with fluid (ex.

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2- which arthropod phylum is the dominant marine grouptoday?

3- who were the dominant marine arthropods of the Paleozoicera?

4- what is chitin?

5- how did exoskeleton help arthopods adapt to land?

6- Hexapoda is another name for_____.

7- what are trachea?

8-how do spiders consume their prey?

9- why would it be literally incorrect to call spiders "hexapods"?

10- which group(s) is (are) predaceous and carnivorous,centipedes or millipedes?

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http://www.viddler.com/embed/5908531f (IS THERE A RELTIONSHIP BETWEEN THE DIVERSITY OF PLANT SPECIES AND THE DIVERSITY OF ARTROPODS SPECIES IN DIFFERENT HABITATS?)

1.)DESCRIBE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE TERMS ARTHROPODS AND INSECTS.

2,) DESCRIBE IN DETAIL AN EXPERIMENT YOUWOULD CONDUCT TO ANSWER THE QUESTION IN THE EXPERIMENT.

3.)WHAT ARE YOUR PREDICTIONS FOR THE OUTCOME OF THE EXPERIMENT IN THE VIDEO?

4.) WHAT ARE THE ECOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF LOSING ARTHROPOD OR PLANT BIODIVERSITY TO EXOTIC SPECIES OR HABITAT DESTRUCTION?

5.)WHAT ARE THE VARIABLES IN THIS EXPEIMENT?

6.) DO YOU THINK THIS EXPERIMENT WAS ACCURATE ? WAS THE INFORMATION ACCURATE?

7.) DO YOU HAVE A HYPOTHESIS ABOUT WHY THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PLANTS AND ARTHROPODS EXIST?

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Which statement about crustaceans is true?

	They are the least prevalent marine arthropods today.
	Most have a body that is composed of three regions.
	Most have six legs attached to the head.
	They lack a carapace.
	They are the largest living group of arthropods.

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Which trait is unique to deuterostome animals?

	A coelom
	Spiral cleavage
	Bilateral symmetry
	Mouth formation on the end of embryos opposite the blastopore
	A nervous system

14.

Of the modern echinoderms,

	all have a water vascular system.
	most are crinoids.
	most have arms.
	most have an external skeleton.
	all use their tube feet for movement.

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Which statement about the notochord is true?

	It is rigid and inflexible.
	It is present in the adults of all chordates.
	It is made up of large cells with turgid vacuoles.
	It is located on the ventral side of an organism.
	It is a trait shared with sister groups of the chordates.

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