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Marine Invertebrate Test 3
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Undergraduate 4
03/03/2014

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Term
Phylum Loricifera
Definition
  • (100sp)
  • Body: 100-500μm
    • Introvert, Neck, Trunk
    • Has scalids
    • Lorica - 6 plates
    • Longitudinal + circular muscles
  • Habitat: Attached to shell hash
  • Digestion: Complete, ingest bacteria
  • Circulation: None
  • Excretion: Protonephrida
  • Respiration: Diffusion
  • Reproduction: diploid, Dioecious, Higgins Larva
  • Nervous: ganglia, nerve cord, bristles
  • Ecology: unknown
Term
Phylum Rotifera
Definition
  • (2000sp)
  • Body: 100μm-2mm
    • Coronia, mostax, trunk, toes
    • Longitudinal + circular muscles
    • Cuticle - thick outer covering
  • Habitat:  mostly planktonic
  • Digestion: Complete, all feeding types
  • Circulation: none
  • Excretion: Protonephrida
  • Respiration: Diffusion
  • Reproduction: amictic females- eggs produced by Parthenogenesis that do not need fertilizing
    • Mictic life cycle- 1N males sometimes
  • Nervous: ganglia, nerve web, bristles, ocelli
  • Ecology: minor part of plankton
Term
Phylum Acanthocephala
Definition
  • (1,000sp)
  • Body: 5-200cm
    • Spiny proboscis, trunk
    • Lacunar system of canals (in proboscis)
  • Habitat: parasitic in intestines of verts
  • No organ system other than reproduction
  • Reproduction: Dioecious, Acanthor larva ->Crustacean (infected) -> Cystacanth larva (develops in crustacean)
  • Nervous: ganglia, nerve web
Term
Phylum Cycliophora
Definition
  • (3sp)
  • Symbian pandar- original species
  • Body: Asexual feedingstage 350-500μm
    • Adhesive disk, trunk, buccal funnel
  • Habitat: epizoic on the mouth parts of Lobsters
  • Digestion: U-shaped gut, feed on small particles
  • Circulation: none
  • Excretion: diffusion
  • Respiration: diffusion
  • Reproduction: Pandora Larva - asexual reproduction
    • Sexual: Dwarf male bud released-> joins female asexual bud, forms Chordoid larva
  • Nervous: ganglia
  • Degeneration-Regeneration Cycles
    • Top part degenerates then regenerates
  • Ecology: unimportant maybe
Term
Phylum Spiuncula
Definition
  • Body: 5mm-several cm
    • Introvert, tentacles, trunk, Caudal Shield in some
    • Longitudinal + circular muscles
    • Retractor muscles - pull introvert in
    • Thin cuticle, large coelom 
  • Habitat: Anywhere on Bottom
  • Digestion: Complete, U-shaped, Deposit feeders
  • Circulation: none
  • Excretion:metanephridia, has urn cells inmetanephridia
  • Respiration: diffusion, coelom with hemerythrocystes
  • Reproduction: Dioecious, Trichophore larva -> Pelagosphera larva
  • Nervous: Dorsal ganglia, ventral cord, ciliated pits, Nuchal organ, ocelli
  • Ecology: Important in Benthic food web
Term
Phylum Annelida
Definition
  • (Segmented Worms) (12,000sp)
  • .Class Polychaeta
Term
Class Polychaeta
Definition
  • Body: mm-1m
    • Segmented body: Prostomium- first segment, Peristomium- second segment
    • Notopodium, Neuropodium, Setae
    • Errant- mobil body form
    • Tube: often tentacles, gills, tube
  • Habitat: All, Sand-mud Dominant
  • Digestion: Complete, Carnivores (often errant), Particulate (often tube)
  • Circulation: Closed or none, no heart
  • Excretion:metanephridia
  • Respiration: gills, parapodia
  • Reproduction: Dioecious
    • Trichophore larva -> Metatrochophore larva
    • Epitoke formation- sometimes back end forms gametes and swims off
  • Nervous: Dorsal ganglia, ventral cord, tentacles, palps, ocelli
Term
Phylum Mollusca
Definition
  • Foot- muscle (usually present)
  • Mantle - cover, shell-CaCO3, Sensory
  • Radula in most- teeth
    • Belt shaped in most, special shape in some
Term
Class Monoplacophora
Definition
  • Body: 1-40mm, 1 oval shell, Foot(very large), 8 pairs of retractor muscles
    • Mantle Cavity - grove around foot
  • Habitat: 2000-7000m on Rock
  • Digestion: Complete, radula, Crystalline style
    • Feeding unknown
  • Circulation: open, heart (4 atria, 2 ventricles)
  • Excretion:6 pairs of metanephridia
  • Respiration:6 pairs of monopectinate gills
  • Reproduction: Diecious, Trichophore larva
  • Nervous: ganglia, 4 nerve cords (2 visceral + 2 pedal)
  • Ecology: unknown
Term
Class Polyplacophora
Definition
  • Body: 3-400mm, 8 plates, girdle, foot, 4-6 pairs of retractor muscles
    • Mantle cavity - grove
  • Habitat: shallow water, Rock
  • Digestion: Complete, radula
    • No crystalline style
  • Circulation: open, heart (2 atria, 1 ventricles)
  • Excretion:1 pair of metanephridia
  • Respiration:6 or more pairs of bipectinate gills
  • Reproduction: Diecious, Trichophore larva
  • Nervous: Mollusk, esthetes (nerve endings in plates)
  • Ecology: rocky shores
Term
Class Aplacophora
Definition
  • (no shell)
  • Body: 1-30mm, worm like body, Spicules on outside (this is the shell), Foot - is a grove in some
  • Habitat: mud, on soft coral+ Hydroid
  • Digestion: Complete, may have radula, may have crystalline style, Carnivore
  • Circulation: open, heart (2 atria, 1 ventricle)
  • Excretion: diffusion
  • Respiration: diffusion, or 1 pair of Bipectinate gills
  • Reproduction: Dioecious, Trichophore larva
  • Nervous: Mollusk
Term
Class Scaphopoda
Definition
  • (tusk shell)
  • Body: 5-15mm, 1 tube shell, Captacula (defining feature), foot
  • Habitat: sand, slightly deeper water
  • Digestion: Complete, radula, crystalline style, Carnivore
  • Circulation: Sinus
  • Excretion:1 pair of metanephridia
  • Respiration: mantle
  • Reproduction: Dioecious, Trichophore larva, Veliger larva
  • Nervous: Mollusk
Term
Class Bivalvia
Definition
  • Body: 2mm-1m, 2 shells,
    • Peristracum - protein coating on shell
    • CaCO3
      • Prismatic layer
      • Nacreous layer- mother of pearl layer, present in some
    • Adductor Muscles
    • Foot(present in most), mantle, Siphons (sometimes mantle rolled into this)
    • Hinge- holds shell together
    • Umbo- starting point of the shell
  • Habitat:
    • Mud/sand clams
    • Attached- muscles
    • Epibenthic- scallops (sit on surface)
    • Bore- wood, coral
  • Digestion: Complete, No radula, Crystalline style, digestive gland
  • Feeding:
    • Few deposit feeders
      • Protobranch gills, large palps
    • Most filter feed
      • Lamellibranch gills, small palps
    • Few Carnivorous
      • Septibranch gills, very small palps
  • Circulation: open, heart (2 atria, 1 ventricle)
  • Excretion:1 pair of metanephridia
  • Respiration: gills called Ctenidia
  • Reproduction: most Dioecious, few monecious, Trichophore larva, Veliger larva
  • Nervous: Mollusk
  • Ecology: Major part of food web
    • Bioturbation - turning of the bottom
    • Commercial: food, health issues- bacteria
    • Parasites
    • Shipworms
    • Pearls- Pinctada- main pearl oyster
      • Natural and Cultured
Term
Subclass Protobranchi
Definition
Protobranch gills
Term
Subclass Pteriomorphia
Definition
  • Lamellibranch gills
  • Byssal threads or cement glands
  • Straight hinge, many small similar teeth
  • Anterior Adductor Muscle: small or none
  • No siphons
Term
Subclass Palaeoheterodonta
Definition
  • AKA. Trogonid
  • Schizodont hinge teeth
Term
Subclass Heterodonta
Definition
  • Lamellibranch gills, Septibranch gills
  • No byssal threads or cement glands
  • Curved hinge line, few dissimilar teeth
  • Siphons in most (can be really long)
Term
Class Gastropoda
Definition
  • Body: 2-500mm, 1 shell or none, Torsion + right side reduction
    • Shell: CaCO3 - Sinistral or Dextral Spiral
    • Columella - central axis of shell
    • Operculum, foot
Term
Order Patellogastropoda
Definition
  • Body: 1 conical shell, uncoiled
  • Habitat: rock, intertidal
  • Digestion: Complete, radula with variable teeth, no crystalline style, digestive gland, Herbivores
  • Circulation: open, heart (1 atria, 1 ventricle)
  • Excretion:1 pair of metanephridia
  • Respiration: Bipectinate gills, 2nd gills, no gills
  • Reproduction: Dioecious, Trichophore larva, Veliger larva
  • Nervous: Mollusk, eyes, tentacles, statocysts, usually no osphradia (chemical sensor)
  • Ecology: rocky intertidal 
Term
Order Vetigastropoda
Definition
  • Body: 1 shell, coiled
  • Habitat: Benthic
  • Digestion: Complete, radula with many teeth, crystalline style, digestive gland, Herbivores
  • Circulation: open, heart (2 atria, 1 ventricle)
  • Excretion:1 pair of metanephridia
  • Respiration: Bipectinate gills
  • Reproduction: Dioecious, Trichophore larva, Veliger larva
  • Nervous: Mollusk, eyes, tentacles, statocysts, osphradia (chemical sensor)
  • Ecology: minor
Term
Order Caenogastropoda
Definition
  • Body: 1 shell, coiled
  • Habitat: All
  • Digestion: Complete, radula with few teeth + modifications, crystalline style, digestive gland, All Feeding Types
  • Circulation: open, heart (1 atria, 1 ventricle)
  • Excretion:1 metanephridium
  • Respiration: 1 monopectinate gill
  • Reproduction: Dioecious, Trichophore larva, Veliger larva, egg cases
  • Nervous: Mollusk, eyes, tentacles, statocysts, osphradium (chemical sensor)
  • Ecology: Major Part of food web
  • Commercial: humanfood, shell collecting
Term
Order Heterobranchia
Definition
  • Body: 1 shell or none
  • Habitat: All
  • Digestion: Complete, radula with few teeth, crystalline style, digestive gland, All Feeding Types
  • Circulation: open, heart (1 atria, 1 ventricle)
  • Excretion:1 metanephridium
  • Respiration: reduced gill, no gill, 2nd gill (folds on body called Cerata)
  • Reproduction: Many monoecious, Trichophore in egg cases, Veliger larva, some form mating rings
  • Nervous: Mollusk (very large), eyes, tentacles (1-2 pairs), statocysts, 0-1 osphradium (chemical sensor)
Term
Class Cephalopoda
Definition
  • Foot- arms
  • Mantle
  • Siphon
  • Radula
  • Beak
Term
Subclass Nautiladea
Order Nautilida
Definition
  • Body: 1- external shell, Speta (chambers), Siphuncle (joins chambers), 80-100 arms, no suckers or hooks, no chromatophores
  • Habitat: tropical Pacific, deeper 100m
  • Digestion: Complete, Carnivore/Scavenger
  • Circulation: Closed, Systemic heart, Branchial heart
  • Excretion:2 pair of metanephridia
  • Respiration: 2 pairs of gills
  • Reproduction: Dioecious, Direct, 12-15 eggs on bottom, multi-year (don’t die after reproducing)
  • Nervous: brain, stellate ganglia, 2 major nerve cords, eyes (no lens), statocyst, osphradium (chemical sensor)
  • Nautilus
Term
Subclass Coleoidea
Definition
  • Body: few mm-30m, Internal or no support structure, chromatophores, Ink sac, may have photophores 
  • Digestion: Complete, Carnivores
  • Circulation: Closed, Systemic+ Branchial hearts
  • Excretion:1 pair of metanephridia
  • Respiration: 1 pair of gills
  • Reproduction: Dioecious, Direct, many die after mating, Hectocotylus Arm (modified arm in males), mating display
    • Octopus- Den (gard eggs in den)
  • Nervous: brain, stellate ganglia, 2 nerve cords, eyes (lens), statocyst, no osphradium
  • Ecology: middle of food web
    • Largest, Smartest, Fastest
    • Commercial
  • Bio- Nerve (used to study nerves)

 

 

Term
Order Spirulida
Definition
  • Spirula spirula

 

  • Body: Internal CaCO3 shell, planaspiral- phragmacone, 8 arms, 2 tentacles, suckers (with rings), no circularis muscle, eyes (no cornea), No branchial canal
  • Nectonic
Term
Order Sepioida
Definition
  • Cuttlefish
  • Body: CaCO3Cuttlebone, 8 arms, 2 tentacles, suckers (rings + circularis muscle), eyes(with cornea), No branchial canal
Term
Order Teuthoidea
Definition
  • Squid
  • Body: Internal pen, 8 arms, 2 tentacles, suckers (rings often with hooks), branchial canal present
  • Myosida- circularis muscle, cornea
  • Oeaopsida- No circularis muscle, no cornea
  • Nectonic
Term
Order Vampyromorpha
Definition
  • Body: Internal pen, 8 arms with webbing, 2 filaments, no suckers, hooks
  • Deep water
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