1. Annelids, Mollusks and Arthropods

2. Announcements There will be a quiz next lab that covers materials from annelids and echinoderms. Assignment for this lab include page77, 78,79, 80 and 81

3. This lab. definitions Mollusks Annelids Arthropods Dissection of formaline-fixed earthworm and squid Examination of Grasshoppers,Crayfish

4. Phylogeny of protostome matazoans Mollusks Annelides Arthropods Mantle Veliger larva Radula Closed vascular system Trochophore larva lost Jointed appendage Exoskeleton Metamerism Trochphore larva schizocoelom Protostome mode of developement Assumed ancestral character:bilateral symmetry, mouth and anus

5. Definitions * Protostome (Schizocoelomate): multicellular metazoans with a coelom formed by splitting in the mesoderm layer *Trochophore: ciliated larval stage *Metamerism: body segmentation. Coelom in each segment is separated from the other.Segmentation allow better control of body movement and function. *Serially homologous structures share a common origin through segmental duplication.

6. Definitions *Mantle: skirt-like epidermal enlargement that surround the viscera and is responsible for synthesis of the shell * Radula: tongue-like structure formed by a belt of tissue covered with chitinous teeth. *Setae: chitinous bristles on each segment used for burrowing. *Jointed exoskeleton: hard chitinous plates separated by flexible membranes

7. Annelids, Mollusks and Arthropods * Grouped together b/c they evolved three shared derived characters 1- Trochophore larva 2- Schizocoelom 3- protostome mode of development

8. Mollusks * They evolved 1- mantle 2- veliger larva (certain type of trochophore) 3- radula *They feed on algae using the radula and exchange gases using gills *The foot (ventral mass of muscle) is used for locomotion Radula heart of a clam mantle

9. Mollusks They include 1-Polyplacophora (chitons) -no distinct head -8 shell plates -large foot 2-Gastropoda (snails) -distinct head -spiral shell -U-shaped gut 3-Bivalvia (clams, oysters) - two parts shell -filter feeders

10. Mollusks 4-Cephalopoda(octopus, squid) -adapted for free swimming (jet propulsion of water) -muscular mantle -foot modified into multiple arms (8 in case of octopus and 8+2 tentacles in squid) -horny parrot-like beak adapted for predation -squid eyes are analogous to vertebrate eyes - the pen is a chitineous structure homologous to the exoskeleton of the arthropods and anologous to the notochord of vertebrates

11. Annelids *they are -metameric scchizocoels -nerves, muscles, nephridial tubes and blood vessels are serially homologous -closed vascular system -appendages on each segment include parapodia and/or setae -well developed digestive system(crop,gizzard, stomach and intestine) -gas exchange through body surface

12. Annelids They include 1-Polychaeta (marine fanworms) 2-Oligochaeta(earthworms) 3-Hirudinea(leeches) -lost setae and move by undulatory swimming - it has some therapeutic indications (venous congestion to areas with good arterial supply)

13. Arthropods * They are -metameric schizocoel -segmentation is less regular(fused or lost) -lost trochophore larval stage -modification of the appendages (sensing, collection of food, grinding food, defense, transfer of gametes or aeration -ancestral open vascular system -jointed exoskeleton -complex gas exchange organs -serially homologous appendages

14. Arthropods * They include 1-Chelicerata (spider, mites and ticks) -chelicerae -cephalothorax and abdomen 2-Crustacea (lobsters, crayfish and crabs) -aquatic -2 pairs of antennae -use mandibles to crush food -gills -head, thorax and abdomen -biramous appendages

15. Arthropods 3-Uniramia (insects) -unbranched appendages -mouth with pair mandible and two pairs of maxillae -pair of antennae -branching gas-filled tubes -head, thorax and abdomen

16. What should I do 1- dissect formaline fixed earthworm 2- dissect fresh squid 3- clams and grasshoppers also available 4-demo (live earthworm, leeches, hissing roaches) 5-Sonoran arthropod studies institute cart (bug cart)