Chapter 13.1
... empty mollusk shells as a house. Many mollusk shells are used for jewelry or decoration. Pearls, produced by oysters also are used as ...
... empty mollusk shells as a house. Many mollusk shells are used for jewelry or decoration. Pearls, produced by oysters also are used as ...
9. Bivalves or PELECYPODA
... The basic molluscan body plan is bilaterally symmetrical, unsegmented, and coelomate and the body is divided into a ventral muscular foot, a dorsal visceral mass, and a mantle of epithelium and other tissue which encloses the dorsal surface of the body. The cavity between the mantle and visceral mas ...
... The basic molluscan body plan is bilaterally symmetrical, unsegmented, and coelomate and the body is divided into a ventral muscular foot, a dorsal visceral mass, and a mantle of epithelium and other tissue which encloses the dorsal surface of the body. The cavity between the mantle and visceral mas ...
Phylum Mollusca
... – They have no head. – They have two shells held together by powerful muscles. – They have a ventrally located foot that sticks out between the two valves. – Habitats include: marine and freshwater. – They tend to burrow into soft mud or sand or attach to rocks or other shells. ...
... – They have no head. – They have two shells held together by powerful muscles. – They have a ventrally located foot that sticks out between the two valves. – Habitats include: marine and freshwater. – They tend to burrow into soft mud or sand or attach to rocks or other shells. ...
visceral mass, modified foot, & mantle
... There are 7 classes of mollusks but this course will look at the 3 main classes ...
... There are 7 classes of mollusks but this course will look at the 3 main classes ...
RDM Day One Interpretation Questions 1.
... 3. Why do we want to insert the gene encoding GFP into pET? Why would leaving the gene encoding GFP in pUGFP not give us the experimental result (green glowing bacteria) we are seeking at the end of RDM? ...
... 3. Why do we want to insert the gene encoding GFP into pET? Why would leaving the gene encoding GFP in pUGFP not give us the experimental result (green glowing bacteria) we are seeking at the end of RDM? ...
Lecture 13, Annelids + Molluscs - Cal State LA
... “Worms have played a more important part in the history of the world than most persons would at first suppose.” from The formation of vegetable mould, through the action of worms, with observations of their habits. Published in 1881 by C. Darwin Earthworms consume soil as they burrow beneath the gro ...
... “Worms have played a more important part in the history of the world than most persons would at first suppose.” from The formation of vegetable mould, through the action of worms, with observations of their habits. Published in 1881 by C. Darwin Earthworms consume soil as they burrow beneath the gro ...
phylum_mollusca
... Octopi: active predators; most highly developed nervous system of all invertebrates; well-developed brains; capable of complex behaviour, such as opening jars, responding to rewards. ...
... Octopi: active predators; most highly developed nervous system of all invertebrates; well-developed brains; capable of complex behaviour, such as opening jars, responding to rewards. ...
ch25b - Otterville R
... largest of the mollusk classes. • 70,000 named species. • Include snails, slugs, sea hares, sea slugs, sea butterflies. • Marine, freshwater, terrestrial. ...
... largest of the mollusk classes. • 70,000 named species. • Include snails, slugs, sea hares, sea slugs, sea butterflies. • Marine, freshwater, terrestrial. ...
Class Cephalopoda
... The Class Cephalopoda includes the octopus , squid, Nautilus , devil fish, and Cuttlefish . Cephalopoda comes from the Greek words kephale meaning head and podos meaning foot . Their modified foot is actually concentrated in the head or cephalic region of their body. It forms a funnel that rap ...
... The Class Cephalopoda includes the octopus , squid, Nautilus , devil fish, and Cuttlefish . Cephalopoda comes from the Greek words kephale meaning head and podos meaning foot . Their modified foot is actually concentrated in the head or cephalic region of their body. It forms a funnel that rap ...
My Mollusks
... Circulation - three chambered heart and Most have open circulatory system-(blood leaks out of vessels and bathes the body’s tissues directly, i.e. no capillaries, blood vessels connected to sinuses) Closed circulatory system - octopus and squid-blood never leaves vessels ...
... Circulation - three chambered heart and Most have open circulatory system-(blood leaks out of vessels and bathes the body’s tissues directly, i.e. no capillaries, blood vessels connected to sinuses) Closed circulatory system - octopus and squid-blood never leaves vessels ...
Presentation
... • “twisted” body –180 degree rotation of visceral mass –Significance: allows the snail to retract it’s head into the shell first and it’s foot last. ...
... • “twisted” body –180 degree rotation of visceral mass –Significance: allows the snail to retract it’s head into the shell first and it’s foot last. ...
Document
... MySQL and PostgreSQL Religious wars have been started over the question, “Which is better?” versus One general opinion (imho) goes like this: PostgreSQL has more advanced database features and is more complete while MySQL has a huge developed base of applications, is easier to use, and is very fast ...
... MySQL and PostgreSQL Religious wars have been started over the question, “Which is better?” versus One general opinion (imho) goes like this: PostgreSQL has more advanced database features and is more complete while MySQL has a huge developed base of applications, is easier to use, and is very fast ...
Mollusks
... mollusks that have two shells held together by hinges and strong muscles. Bivalves live in all kinds of watery environments. Bivalves do not have radulas. Most bivalves are filter feeders; they strain their food from the water. Most bivalves are omnivores, animals that eat both plants and animals. A ...
... mollusks that have two shells held together by hinges and strong muscles. Bivalves live in all kinds of watery environments. Bivalves do not have radulas. Most bivalves are filter feeders; they strain their food from the water. Most bivalves are omnivores, animals that eat both plants and animals. A ...
Incomplete outline Mollusks and Annelids
... Mollusks and Annelids Mollusks Characteristics Body Cavity: Mollusks have a true ____________, (first group to have). The gut and other internal organs are suspended from the body wall and cushioned by the __________ within. Symmetry: _______________ True coelom - diagram Mollusks body plan 3 part b ...
... Mollusks and Annelids Mollusks Characteristics Body Cavity: Mollusks have a true ____________, (first group to have). The gut and other internal organs are suspended from the body wall and cushioned by the __________ within. Symmetry: _______________ True coelom - diagram Mollusks body plan 3 part b ...
Molluscs revised cam - Old Mill High School
... sea butterflies. • Marine, freshwater, terrestrial. ...
... sea butterflies. • Marine, freshwater, terrestrial. ...
Invertebrates Phylum Mollusca (Snails, Bivalves, Octopus, Squid)
... o Gastropod meaning it walks on its belly o Most snails are marine and have gills to breathe o Land snails have an air hole for breathing o Snails can be very large. The helmet snail can be as big as 15 pounds! b) Squid o Marine animals o Blast clouds of ink when threatened o Translucent body, can b ...
... o Gastropod meaning it walks on its belly o Most snails are marine and have gills to breathe o Land snails have an air hole for breathing o Snails can be very large. The helmet snail can be as big as 15 pounds! b) Squid o Marine animals o Blast clouds of ink when threatened o Translucent body, can b ...
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... Brain is well developed and may be able to remember things ...
... Brain is well developed and may be able to remember things ...
Mollusks - holyoke
... Four basic parts shared by most mollusks: 1. Foot: Muscular structure used for different purposes: crawling, digging and catching prey. 2. Mantle: Thin layer of tissue around the body. 3. Shell: Made by glands in the mantle. The shell is missing in some mollusks (slugs.) 4. Visceral Mass: All the or ...
... Four basic parts shared by most mollusks: 1. Foot: Muscular structure used for different purposes: crawling, digging and catching prey. 2. Mantle: Thin layer of tissue around the body. 3. Shell: Made by glands in the mantle. The shell is missing in some mollusks (slugs.) 4. Visceral Mass: All the or ...
Mollusks Practice
... 2.) The Latin word “molluscus” means: ___soft___ 3.) Name three animals that are considered to be mollusks: __snails__, ___slugs__, ___squids___. 4.) What is the larval stage of the mollusk called: ___trocophore__ 5.) What are the four parts of the mollusk body? __foot__, ___mantle__, __shell__, ___ ...
... 2.) The Latin word “molluscus” means: ___soft___ 3.) Name three animals that are considered to be mollusks: __snails__, ___slugs__, ___squids___. 4.) What is the larval stage of the mollusk called: ___trocophore__ 5.) What are the four parts of the mollusk body? __foot__, ___mantle__, __shell__, ___ ...
MOLLUSKS
... Form and Function Body Plan: Foot: flat structure for crawling Mantle: thin tissue layer covering body Shell: made by glands Visceral mass: internal organs ...
... Form and Function Body Plan: Foot: flat structure for crawling Mantle: thin tissue layer covering body Shell: made by glands Visceral mass: internal organs ...
Phylum: Mollusca
... change color Squirt ink for protection Have eyes like us Tentacles with suction cups Squid = 10 Octopus = 8 ...
... change color Squirt ink for protection Have eyes like us Tentacles with suction cups Squid = 10 Octopus = 8 ...
molluscs-annelids
... o reproduction - some gastropods are hermaphrodites, but most others have distinct males and females. Some oysters and sea slugs can change sex. Cephalopods and freshwater snails do not have free-swimming larvae. o circulation - cephalopods have a closed circulatory systems, but others have a 3-cham ...
... o reproduction - some gastropods are hermaphrodites, but most others have distinct males and females. Some oysters and sea slugs can change sex. Cephalopods and freshwater snails do not have free-swimming larvae. o circulation - cephalopods have a closed circulatory systems, but others have a 3-cham ...
Porifera - sponges
... • very simple nervous system to coordinate movement of arms (no head or brain) • most have spiny surface which comes from extensions of its endoskeleton • Gas exchange is done with numerous tiny gills that extend from the surface of the ...
... • very simple nervous system to coordinate movement of arms (no head or brain) • most have spiny surface which comes from extensions of its endoskeleton • Gas exchange is done with numerous tiny gills that extend from the surface of the ...
Phylum Mollusca
... • Some cephalopods (cuttlefishes) have an internal shell - cuddle bone •The octopods have lost the shell entirely ...
... • Some cephalopods (cuttlefishes) have an internal shell - cuddle bone •The octopods have lost the shell entirely ...