BSC 2011L. Phylum Annelida  Segmented worms  Circular and longitudinal muscles work against fluid filled coelom to produce changes in width and length.

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BSC 2011L

Phylum Annelida  Segmented worms  Circular and longitudinal muscles work against fluid filled coelom to produce changes in width and length  Digestion – complete  Circluation – closed (5 lateral hearts)

Phylum Annelida  Class Oligiochaeta Earthworms Found in soil Can reach 3 meters!

Phylum Annelida  Class Polychaeta Sand worms, feather dusters Almost all marine Live in substrate

Phylum Annelida  Class Hirudinea Leeches “bloodsuckers”

Phylum Annelida Class Oligiochaeta  Animal:Earthworm  Symmetry:Bilateral  Body cavity:coelomate – protostome  Digestion:complete – mouth, esophagus, crop, gizzard, etc  Circulation:closed, 5 hearts  Segmentation:yes  Appendages:none  Nervous:dorsal brain, ventral nerve cord  Habitat:moist soils  Respiration:diffusion through body surface  Excretion:2 lateral tubes  Locomotion:circular and longitudinal muscles, setae  Support:hydrostatic skeleton

Earthworm model

 Earthworm cross-section

Earthworm Dissection

Phylum Mollusca  Mostly marine but some are freshwater and terrestrial  3 part body Muscular foot – locomotion Visceral mass – internal organs Mantle – encloses visceral mass and may secrete shell Digestion – complete Circulation – open (except for cephalopods that are closed)

Phylum Mollusca  Class Polyplacophora “many plated” Chitins

Phylum Mollusca  Class Gastropoda “stomach foot:

Phylum Mollusca  Class Bivalvia

Phylum Mollusca  Class Cephalopoda “Head-foot”

Phylum Mollusca Class Bivalvia  Animal:Clam  Symmetry:bilateral  Body cavity:coelomate – protostome  Digestion:complete, filter feeders  Circulation:open, blue blood, heart, blood vessels  Segmentation:none  Appendages:none  Nervous:3 ganglia connected by nerves  Habitat:aquatic  Respiration:gills  Excretion:nephridia in kidney  Locomotion:muscular foot  Support:shell

Clam model

Phylum Mollusca Class Cephalopoda  Animal:squid  Symmetry:bilateral  Body cavity:coelomate – protostome  Digestion:complete, beak jaws  Circulation:closed, 3 hearts  Segmentation:none  Appendages:8 arms, 2 tentacles  Nervous:brain of 3 fused ganglia, eye  Habitat:aquatic  Respiration:gills  Excretion:nephridia in kidney  Locomotion:muscular mantle, jet propulsion  Support:shell reduced to pen