Introduction to Animals-Sponges

-Characteristics Characteristics of Animals of Animals-Animal Diversity and Origins-Sponges

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Question 1
What are the animal characteristics?
1. Eukaryotic2. Heterotrophic3. Multicellular4. No cell walls 5. Motile6. Diploid somatic cells7. Diplontic life cycle8. Most animals have tissues
Eukaryotes must have these characteristics..
-nucleus-Membrane-bound organelles
Describe heterotropic
"different feeding" -Used pre-formed organic material as energy and carbon source-modes of feeding-predators-herbivores-filter feeders-parasitesdetritivores-omnivores
Do most plants have internal or external digestion?
Internal- Most use internal processes to break down food and most have internal gut that is continuous with the outside environment
What does having multiple cells means?
-cells become more specialized to carry out specific functions-organisms can grow in size (and have more complex functions)
If you are one large cell what problem do you encounter and why?
You have a diffusion problem due to low SA.V rationote: materials can diffuse throughout smaller cells more quickly
What are the structural support?
Hydrostatic Skeleton: muscles contract against fluid-filled cavityExoskeleton:Non-living covering that does not grow with the animal Endoskeleton: Internal supportVertebrates:-Living tissueInvertebrates-Non-living, CaCO3
Animals are...
Answer 8
Diplontic-Most of the life-cycle is in the diploid plaseNote: Haploid Gametes are tiny and matrotrophic
.....cells are diploid(2n)......(n)
....Somatic cells.....Gametes
Motility provides what?
Reduces competition and enhances genetic diversity. e.g. barnicles are animals, they are motile as larva
What are tissues?
Groups of similar cells organized into a functional unit
What are the different tissues and what are they used for?
-Muscular-for movement-Nervous- transmitting electrical signals or protecting them-Connective-bone,cartilage,blood,fat(adipose)-Epithelial- line outer and internal surfaces
What functions as an organ?
Tissues can function as organs to complete more complex tasks(ex: digestion,absorption)
Name some of the characteristics of animals
-about 35 phyla-About 1 million species-97% are invertebrates
Animals are monophyletic. What does that mean?
Most of their characteristics are shared with other groups but no groups share all of these characteristics