BIO153!16!15 Invertebrates

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     THIS WEEK IN BIO153

    !  Tuesday: Lecture 14: Animal diversity

    !  Thursday: Lecture 15: Invertebrate diversity

    ! Friday: Tutorial 7

    ! Readings: Chapters 32 & 33

    ! Lab 7: Invertebrates II

    Session ID:l|c

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    15: INVERTEBRATE DIVERSITY How can we interpret the evolution of the coelom?

     How have invertebrates adapted to their environment?

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     Public Domain, https: //commons.wikim edia.org/w/ind ex.php?curid=1779536

    blue-blood b/c they never wentoutside and they were so whitetheir veins showed

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     THE TRULY BLUE-BLOODED horse shoe crabs - bacteriaand ecoli tests

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    CNIDARIANS ARE DIPLOBLASTIC AND RADIALLY SYMMETRIC

    sessile and mobile for parts of their lives

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    AND THEY HAVE AN AMAZING WEAPON

     Public Domain, https:/ /en.wikipedia.o rg/w/index.php?c urid=3907134

    -many new bodyplans evolved duringthe Cambrianexplosion-Cnidarians havebeen radially

    symmetric anddiploblastic since560million years

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    LOPHOTROCHOZOANS INCLUDE A WIDE RANGE OF BODY PLANS

    Polyplacophora

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     THEIR NAME COMES FROM A FEEDING STRUCTURE AND A LARVAL FORM

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    AND THEY GOT A FEW TRICKS

    squid flying with jet propulsion, swim5 times as fast than they would underwater

    -one way of avoiding predators

    -we actually have no idea why thishappens, what use it is for

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    spiral follows Fibanachi sequence-producing these membranes a it grows, moves out-each of those membranes have pores, nautalus uses this for flamboyancyregulation, allows it to move it up and down (just like scuba divers do!)

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    ECDYSOZOANS INCLUDE THE MOST SPECIES

    Ecdysis = moulting = shedding a touch external coat (cuticle)

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    HOW DID THE ARTHROPOD BODY PLAN ARISE?

    velvet worms

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     Vollrath, F. 1992. Sci. Am.

     THERE ARE A VARIETY OF WEB FORMS

    AND FUNCTIONS

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    SPIDER SILK IS A COMPOSITE MATERIAL

     Vollrath, F. 1992. Sci. Am.

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    A SPIDER CAN PRODUCE DIFFERENT TYPES OF SILK

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    SPIDER WEBS ARE STORM-PROOF

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     THE GARDEN SPIDER’S WEB IS A MECHANISM

    bubble of liquid on theinside and on the insideyou have a cable drum

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    HYBRID SILK OFFERS LOTS OF PROMISES

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    NEXT LECTURE PERIOD

    Tutorial 7