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    Biology Phylum Notes

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    Day 1: Biology of Animals Deuterostomes develop anus from blastopore Protostomes develop mouth from blastopore. Presentation: Overview of Prokaryotes‚ Protists‚ and Fungi I. Prokaryotes (ex. Bacteria) Characteristics -Unicellular -Small (0.5-5um) -Know shapes (ex. Spherical rod shaped and spiral) cocci‚ spirilla‚ bacilli -Cell wall‚ salt‚ peptidoglycan‚ Gram stain‚ virulence. Gram positive bacteria take up the Gram stain and turn purple‚ peptidoglycan traps crystal violet‚ very

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    Biology 1403

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    BIOLOGY 1403 – ANIMAL BIOLOGY SP2013 Dr. Matthew Kaser Office: South Science 402 matthew.kaser@csueastbay.edu Office Hours: W 3:30-4:30 Objectives – To introduce students to the science of animals by: * Comparing the structural and functional characteristics of different animal groups in an evolutionary and ecological context. * Conducting experiments‚ collecting and analyzing data‚ and writing scientific papers‚ and through hands-on interaction with animal phyla *

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    Phylum: Porifera A sponge has differentiated cells and functionally distinct layers. The ameobocytes secrete spicules which stack up together to make the sponge. The choanocytes are composed of a flagellum and a collar (collar cells). The amoebocytes and choanocytes are the work force of the sponge--they create the body of the sponge. The major sponge groups of today had an ancestor in the Cambrian period. The sponges reproduce either sexually or asexually. When they reproduce sexually‚ they

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    Phylum Echinodermata: Five main groups of echinoderms including brittle stars‚ starfish‚ echinoids‚ sea cucumbers‚ and sea lilies are individually sexed. Sexual reproduction is common because both males and females are present. It takes a few years for echinoderms to mature and get sexually mature. Echinoderms do not require physical contact for the exchange of reproductive material instead they typically release their sperm and eggs into the water. Millions of individual sperm and

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    Animal Phylum Poster/Display Project Each student will select a major group of animals to research and ultimately create a poster or display to help explain the group of animals belonging to each class. Be sure to first read your textbook on the group as well as consult general resources before getting into specific resource materials. Students will be graded primarily on the content of the information as well as the creativity of the poster or display. The entire project is worth 75 points

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    CHAPTER 12: MOLLUSCA  Mollusca is an enormous taxon 2nd only to Arthropoda in number of living species  Includes many familiar animals such as snails‚ clams‚ oysters‚ mussels‚ slugs‚ octopods and squids in seven lining classes  Mollusca includes the taxa:  Aplacophora consists of small‚ wormlike molluscs w/ numerous calcareous spicules rather than a shell.  Polyplacophorans or chitons have eight shell plates  Monoplacophorans have a low‚ conical‚ limpetlike shell and live in deep water

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    Stinson‚ Margie Biology 210 Lab Questions: Phylum Annelida You will learn the answers to most of these questions in class and in lab. Great resource: http://www.bumblebee.org/invertebrates/ANNELIDA.htm 1. What does the word annelida mean? 2. Recall‚ some of the nematode worms appeared superficially to have external rings. Describe true segmentation in annelids. How is the true segmentation in annelids differ from having rings around the ectoderm as in nematodes? 3. What two layers

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    Designation of phylum cryptomycota within kingdom fungi Introduction The cryptomycota are considered to be to be an early branching clade of organisms‚ the only known members are species that belong in the genus Rozella (Lara et al 2010‚ Jones et al 2011‚ James and Berbee 2012). It has been suggested due largely to the amount of environmental sequences collected the phylum may be as diverse as the whole kingdom fungi (Jones et al 2011). While Rozella were originally placed in the fungal phylum Chytridiomycota(Jones

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    Cladograms

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    characteristics and evolutionary change between two phylums. Starting out with a character matrix allows us to determine synapomorphies and apomorphies between theses two group‚ allowing us to construct the cladogram (Reece). My cladogram consisted of various phylums from the Animal Kingdom. The outgroup for my cladogram was the Choanoflagellates due to the fact that “they are the closest‚ living‚ unicellular relatives of animals” (Leadbeater). The phylum Prorifera has the ability to be asymmetrical and

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    Arthropods

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    Arthropoda The phylum Arthropoda‚ being the largest phylum in all of the kingdom Animalia‚ makes up about 84% of all known animal species. From tiny terrestrial insects to the aquatic king crab equipped with a 12 foot arm span‚ arthropods are evident in every habitat on Earth. Despite the diversified phylum‚ all members share a basic body structure containing a jointed skeletal covering with jointed appendages. An arthropod’s unique jointed exoskeleton provides support as well as locomotion

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