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Starfish Parts

Let water into water vascular system This white disc on the aboral surface is the ________________ Its function is _______________________ Madreporite Let water into water vascular system

A=? ampulla Its function is to ___________________________ Squeeze to control water entering/leaving tube feet

This organ is the _____________ pyloric stomach

dfsdf #1 = __________ ring canal #2 = ____________ LABEL THE PARTS of the Water Vascular system #2 #1 = __________ #2 = ____________ #3 = ________________ ring canal #3 #1 Stone canal dfsdf ampullae

A Digestive glands gonads B C ossicles

The blue structures are _____________ for _____________________. This diagram represents the 3 structures you learned about on the surface of a starfish. The blue structures are _____________ for _____________________. The red structures are ____________ for ____________________ The green structure is a _____________ for _________________________ spines protection Skin gills Exchanging gases/removing nitrogen waste pedicellaria keeping the surface free of organisms

A mouth B Ambulacral groove with tube feet

Their function is ? These are located in the ambulacral groove Tube feet Their function is ? Locomotion, suction cups can grab food, pry open clam shells, surface can exchange gases and nitrogen waste

This seastar is showing you its ___________ surface. This opening on the oral surface is the _____________ mouth This seastar is showing you its ___________ surface. aboral

It has ______________________________ This tube is the ______________ It has ______________________________ in it to make it hard. Stone canal Calcium carbonate madreporite It connects the _______________________ to the ___________________ ring canal

spines A Tube feet B C ambulacral groove

The arrow is pointing at the ___________________________ Ambulacral ridge The part of the water vascular system that is found inside this ridge is the ______________________ The part of the nervous system that is found inside is the _________________ Radial canal Radial nerve

These 3 arms farthest from the madreporite are called the BONUS QUESTION!! These 3 arms farthest from the madreporite are called the _______________ trivium

This starfish is showing you its _____________ surface. oral

A Identify A Ring canal

Tell the function of each part: Opening for water vascular system _____________________ Absorb nutrients _____________________ Connect madreporite to ring canal ______________________ Plates that fuse to form skeleton ______________________ Make sperm or eggs _________________ Exchange gases and get rid of nitrogen waste _________________ madreporite Digestive glands Stone canal ossicles gonads Skin gills

These structures that lie under the digestive glands are the ________________ gonads Their function is to ____________________ Their body system is _______________ Make eggs or sperm reproductive

______________________ These are located at the tip of each arm eyespots Their function is ______________________ To sense light and dark

Tell the function of each part: Keep skin free of organisms _____________________ Extruded out through mouth during feeding ________________ Stomach that connects to digestive glands ______________________ Squeeze to move water up and down in tube feet _________________ Spikes on surface for protection _____________ pedicellariae Cardiac stomach Pyloric stomach ampullae spines

madreporite This white disc on the aboral surface is the ________________ madreporite It belongs to the ____________________ system Its function ________________ Water vascular Opening for water entering the WVS

Which stomach connects to the mouth? cardiac

ID THE PARTS SHOWN A B E C F D MADREPORITE A = _________________ E = ___________________ B = _________________ F = ___________________ C = _________________ D = _________________ AMPULLAE STONE CANAL TUBE FEET RING CANAL RADIAL CANAL

The digestive glands connect to the __________________ stomach. pyloric cardiac The ___________________ stomach is extruded out of the mouth during feeding

coelom This space around the organs is the ________________ Type of body cavity found in echinoderms Acoelom Pseudocoelom Coelom COELOM

These 2 arms closest to the madreporite are called the BONUS QUESTION!! These 2 arms closest to the madreporite are called the _______________ bivium

Its function is ____________________ Identify B (seen as bubbles along ambulacral ridge) B ampulla Its function is ____________________ Squeeze to move water up and down in tube feet

Stone canal #1 = _______________ #2 = _______________ #3 #4 Stone canal #1 = _______________ #2 = _______________ #3 = _______________ #4 = _________________ Ambulacral ridge ampullae Ring canal

Pyloric stomach A= __________________________ B=__________________________ C= __________________________ D=__________________________ E= __________________________ Cardiac stomach Digestive glands anus mouth

Digestive glands These greenish brown structures are the ________________ Digestive glands Tell their functions ____________________ Make bile Finish digestion Absorb nutrients

spines These white structures on the surface are ________________ They connect down below to the ___________ underneath. Their function is ________________ Type of symmetry seen in adult echinoderms ________________ endoskeleton protection penta-radial

bipinnaria Echinoderm larva with wings ________________ BONUS QUESTIONS!! Echinoderm larva with wings ________________ bipinnaria Type of symmetry seen in the larval form ____________________ bilateral