21. Acoelomates acoelomates. Phylum Platyhelmenthes. Flatworms. Triploblasticanimals with no internal fluid filled cavities. http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~simmons/Chap3298/tsld021.htm

Acoelomates Phylum: Platyhelmenthes Flatworms Triploblastic animals with no internal fluid filled cavities. Previous slide Next slide Back to first slide View graphic version

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25. Sponges And Acoelomates 15 SeptemberMulticellularity. What are the limitations on cells sizefor unicellular organisms? Partially related to cell processes http://oz.plymouth.edu/~lts/invertebrates/lecturenotes/990915.htm

15 SeptemberMulticellularity What are the limitations on cells size for unicellular organisms? Partially related to cell processes such as Diffusionmovement of a substance from area of higher concentration to lower Osmosis-movement of water through a selectively semi-permeable membrane from area of higher concentration to lower concentration Partially related to consumption and being consumed Multicellularity as a compromise between large size and the problems associated with diffusion and osmosis.With multicellularity can come a division of labor How do cells stick together physical connection Intercellular cement Tissue-a collection of cells that perform a similar function specialization, differentiation, cellular morphogenesis Sponges colony, do have simple tissues, but no "organs or organ systems" probably evolved from a group of sarcoflagellates. ciliatesmitotic division, syncitial longitudinal versus transverse binary fission some ciliates remain together after division. Flatworms acoelssmall number of cells, the outer layer is cilliated, the inner layer is syncitium, and the mouth is simply a pore through the body wall. outer layer of cells and inner undifferentiated mass of cells.

26. BIO 3324 Lab: Acoelomates And Triploblasts Home Page. http://salinella.bio.uottawa.ca/BIO3324/Labs/BIO3324_labs_AcoelTriplob.htm

Labs: Platyzoan animals Again this week there is a fair bit of material that we need to cover, especially since we're actually looking at a whole Infrakingdom The platyzoa. While initially these are the spiralian animals that didn't fall into the lophotrochozoa and ecdysozoa it's becoming clear that this may actually be a natural assemblage that's unified by being acoelomate triploblasts. Most prominant of the bunch are the Platyheliminthes and we'll spend most of our time in the lab looking at them. Last year you had a chance to examine Dugesia , and Chlonorchis and a tapeworm, this year we add a few more to round things out. Bdelloura is this years example of a turbellarian and you'll see a lot more of the internal features with this specimen than you did with Dugesia . We've also got the ectoparasitic monogenean and completely new trematodes for you to look at. We round out our look at the flatworms with our old friend the tapeworm. One of the reasons for the success of the phylum is that they have left the free living life and are now mostly parasites. We refer to Platyhelminthes as being preadapted for parasitism and you'll want to find as many examples of this in the specimens that you will be looking at. Other platyzoans are available either as live preps or prepared microscope slides. These include Gastrotrichs, Acanthocephala and Rotifers.

27. ACOELOMATES cephal/o = head. gnath/o = jaw. acoelomates. acoelomates animals that lack a bodycavity. Phylum Porifera- pore bearing animals, the sponges, simplest animal. http://www.preston.k12.id.us/teachers/lbuys/acoelomatesnotes.htm

-ifera, -phora = bearing epi- = upon derm/o = skin (cell layer) -ivore,-ivora = eater semi = partial ecto-, exo- = outside meso- = middle gastr/o = stomach, belly vas/o = tube nemat/o = thread cyst/o = bladder platy- = flat cephal/o = head gnath/o = jaw ACOELOMATES Acoelomates- animals that lack a body cavity Phylum: Porifera - "pore bearing" animals, the sponges, simplest animal Traits- body with many pores primary radial symmetry sessile - attached in one spot no nerves 2 cell layers no true organs filter feeders aquatic Water circulation- to bring in food and oxygen, to release wastes, to release gametes Structure ostia - incurrent pores spongocoel - hollow cavity in the middle of the sponge osculum - excurrent pore epidermis- outside layer of cells (skin), covers and protects, phagocytic, some are contractile porocytes - (pore cells) cells with a hole through the middle, regulate the flow

28. Acoelomates.html The Acoelomate animals. Introduction 1. some cephalization bilateralsymmetry 2. platyhelminth or flat worms 3. true organ 4. protostome http://www.deltacollege.edu/emp/aassadi-rad/acoelomates.html

The Acoelomate animals Introduction: 2. platyhelminth or flat worms 3. true organ 5. simplest excretory and circulatory system mesenchyme (paranchyma) 8. Three phyla are: a. platyhelminthes b. nemertea c. Gnathostomulida Main characteristics: 1. triploblastic 2. bilateral symmetry 3. flat dorsoventrally 4. tegument 5. true muscles 6. acoelomate 7. incomplete digestive system in some; i.e. gastrovascular type absent 8. some have eye spots 9. flame cells or protonephridia 10. mostly monoecious 11. class Turbellaria mostly free living Phylum Platyhelminthes: - paranchyma -msot monogenea are ectoparasitic -indirect and direct life cycle -final host is vertebrates in most cases -Triploblastic, Cniderians were not -body fluid moves by muscylar contraction Class Turbellaria: -free-living, mostly marines -Planarians -epidermis ciliated on ventral side -mouth on ventral side, no anus -simple life cycle -spiral cleavage -gastrodermis has phagocytes -they are carnivorous -metabolic waste by diffusion thru the body wall -Rhabdite cells -parenchyma cells -protonephridia = flame bulbs -Planaria excrete water out, why?

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31. 231 Acoelomates Translate this page Home Up. Dugesia sp., wm, 170. Dugesia sp., video, 170v. Planaria sp., xs,LP, 171. Planaria sp., xs. MP, 172. Planaria sp., xs. HP, dorsal surface,173. http://www.immaculata.edu/vmuseum/252.htm

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33. Acoelomates And Protostomes Kingdom Animalia. Branch Eumetazoa. Grade Bilateria. Division Protostomia. acoelomates.Phylum Platyhelminthes. (plathy = flat, helminthes = worms). Class Turbellaria. http://homes.jcu.edu.au/~zljes/zl1001/Platyhelminthes.htm

Eumetazoa can be divided into 2 groups (nb cnidarians and nematodes) Protostomes (Proto = first, stome = mouth) Blastopore becomes mouth Cleavage is spiral Determinate development Coelom is schizocoelic Platyhelminths, Annelids, Molluscs and Arthropods Deuterostomes (deutero = 2nd, stome = mouth) Blastopore becomes anus Cleavage is radial Development is indeterminate Mesoderm and coelom arises from outpockets of the gut Echinoderms and Chordates Both Protostomes and deutorostomes are TRIPLOBLASTIC ectoderm : epidermis and nervous tissue mesoderm : muscle tissue and circulatory system endoderm : digestive system Kingdom Animalia Branch Eumetazoa Grade Bilateria Division Protostomia Acoelomates Phylum Platyhelminthes (plathy = flat, helminthes = worms) Class Turbellaria Free living flat worms Class Monogenea Ectoparasitic flukes Class Trematoda Endoparasitic flukes Class Cestoda Tapeworms Characteristics of the phylum ~ 12000 species Triploblastic mesoderm forms parenchyma tissue Dorsoventraly flattened Bilaterally symmetrical Marine, freshwater and terrestrial Acoelomate Free living and parasitic Scavengers and carnivores No anus No circulatory system No respiratory system (one reason for there flat architecture) Have Protonephridia (Proto = first; nephridia = kidney)

34. Acoelomates acoelomates and Pseudocoelomates. Phylum Gnathostomula (gnathos jaw; stoma mouth).Characteristics. · triploblastic, acoelomate. · bilaterally symmetrical. http://www2.rowan.edu/biology/faculty/richmond/Invertebrate_Zoology_2001/Gnathos

Acoelomates and Pseudocoelomates Phylum Gnathostomula gnathos : jaw; stoma: mouth) Characteristics triploblastic, acoelomate bilaterally symmetrical vermiform body plan have tissues and organs blind-ending gut; temporary anus may form no circulatory system no gas exchange system protonephridia – excretion ciliated epidermis – for locomotion; swim/glide with help of cilia and longitudinal muscle contractions nervous system – epidermal feeds with paired jaws simultaneous hermaphrodites spiral cleavage with direct development (no larval stage) marine, interstitial (live between sediment particles), often in anoxic (low oxygen) sands What sets them apart from others muscular pharynx with complex jaw for grazing; scrape food items off sand grains Phylum Gastrotricha gaster : stomach; thrix : hair) Characteristics triploblastic , acoelomate? pseudocoelomate ? (loose organs and mesenchyme between gut and body wall) bilaterally symmetrical have tissues and organs complete gut with terminal anus feeding by muscular pharynx no circulatory system no gas exchange system protonephridia – excretion; may be primarily for osmoregulation

35. Acoelomates acoelomates. Phylum Platyhelminthes. Characteristics. · Unsegmented (although theClass Cestoda is “strobilated”, or segmented). · Parasitic or freeliving. http://www2.rowan.edu/biology/faculty/richmond/Invertebrate_Zoology_2001/Platyhe

Acoelomates Phylum Platyhelminthes Characteristics Unsegmented (although the Class Cestoda is “strobilated”, or segmented) Parasitic or free-living Triploblastic, acoelomate Bilaterally symmetrical Usually dorsoventrally flattened Complex, incomplete gut Cephalization: central nervous system in anterior; cerebral ganglion, with longitudinal nerve cords, and “ladder-like” connections in transverse plane (left/right) Protonephridia – excretion, osmoregulation Hermaphroditic, with complex reproductive systems Gas exchange by diffusion; no circulatory system Cleavage is spiral, but can be modified from spiral condition Found in all environments (terrestrial, aquatic, parasitic (internal and external) Parenchyma – cellular third germ layer Classification Class Turbellaria Class Monogenea (flukes) Class Trematoda (flukes) Class Cestoda Turbellarians o Free-living, aquatic, some ectocommensal (live on outside of host, without harm) o Eyes on head: pigment-cup form o Gut: simple (solid mass of cells in acoels) to complex (series of diverticulae in triclads and polyclads) o Reproduction: asexual, by fission

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37. Acoelomates Vs Coelomates Acoelomate versus Coelomate invertebrates Figure ©1999Campbell et al.; text © 2002 by Steven M. Carr. http://www.mun.ca/biology/scarr/Coelom_formation.htm

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40. General Biology (BIOL 1214) Pfau acoelomates. Phylum Platyhelminthes. Structure function Flatworms;Bilaterial symmetry, cephalization; Triploblastic; Welldeveloped organs; http://www.tarleton.edu/~biology/pfau/BIOL1214/lectures/2acoelomates/acoelomates

Protostomes Acoelomates Pseudocoelomates Mollusks Annelids Acoelomates Phylum Platyhelminthes Flatworms Bilaterial symmetry, cephalization Triploblastic Well-developed organs Centralized nervous system No anus Diversity Class Turbellaria Mostly freeliving, marine Photos Fig 33.10 Class Trematoda Flukes All parasitic Photos Fig 33.11 Class Cestoda Tapeworms All parasitic Specialized body plan Scolex Proglottids Fig 33.12 Photo Index

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