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Animals

The document outlines the classification of animals within the Kingdom Animalia, detailing various phyla and their characteristics, including body symmetry and developmental processes. It describes nine animal phyla, such as Porifera, Cnidaria, Mollusca, and Chordata, along with examples and key features of each. The document emphasizes the diversity of animal forms and their nutritional and habitat requirements.

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Animals

The document outlines the classification of animals within the Kingdom Animalia, detailing various phyla and their characteristics, including body symmetry and developmental processes. It describes nine animal phyla, such as Porifera, Cnidaria, Mollusca, and Chordata, along with examples and key features of each. The document emphasizes the diversity of animal forms and their nutritional and habitat requirements.

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Kingdom

Animalia
MulticellularEukaryotic Organisms
with no cell walls
Eukaryotic
Kingdoms
Animals: Closest relative of Fungi
and Amoebozoa

All of these Kingdoms have an


ancestor with one flagella
Animal Nutrition
All are heterotrophic

Animal Habitat
Aquatic Aquatic/Terrestrial Terrestrial
Animal Body Plan
Asymmetrical
-no symmetry

Radial symmetry
-regular arrangement
around
central axis
Bilateral symmetry
-left and right sides
are
mirror images
Animal Body Plan
6
Coelem (body cavity) -present or absent
Embryo Development
Protostome Deuterostome
-mouth before anus -anus before mouth
Animal Classification
9 Animal Phyla
Phylum: PORIFERA
Asymmetrical

-no tissues
-not mobile
Phylum: PORIFERA
e.g. sponge
Phylum: CNIDARIA
Radial Symmetry

-simple digestive system


-contain stinging tentacles
Phylum: CNIDARIA
Class: SCYPHOZOA
-mobile
e.g. jellyfish
Phylum: CNIDARIA
Class: ANTHOZOA
-not mobile
e.g. coral
Phylum: PLATYHELMINTHES
Bilateral Symmetry, Protostome

-flat worms
-mouth opens into dead end sac
Form
mouth first
Phylum: PLATYHELMINTHES
e.g. planaria - flatworms
Phylum: MOLLUSC
Bilateral Symmetry, Protostome

-3 body parts: mantle, foot, visceral


mass
Form
-often have shells mouth first
Phylum: MOLLUSC
Class: BIVALVE
-two part shells
e.g. clam
Phylum: MOLLUSC
Class: GASTROPOD
-large foot, eat using radula
e.g. snail
Phylum: MOLLUSC
Class: CEPHALOPOD
-large brain, reduced shell
e.g. squid, octopus
Phylum:ANNELID
Bilateral Symmetry, Protostome

-segmented worms
-bristles for movement
Form
mouth first
Phylum: ANNELID
e.g. earthworm
Phylum:NEMATODE
Bilateral Symmetry, Protostome

-unsegmented worms
-parasites
Form
mouth first
Phylum: NEMATODE
e.g. roundworm
Phylum: ARTHROPOD
Bilateral Symmetry, Protostome

-chitin exoskeleton, often sensory


antennae Form
mouth first
- segmented body, jointed legs
Phylum: ARTHROPOD
Class: ARACHNID
-head and abdomen, 12 appendages
e.g. spider (8 legs)
Phylum: ARTHROPOD
Class: ARACHNID
-head and abdomen, 12 appendages
e.g. horseshoe crab
Phylum: ARTHROPOD
Class: CRUSTACEAN
-head, thorax + abdomen, 12 swimmerets (8
legs)
e.g. shrimp
Phylum: ARTHROPOD
Class: INSECT
-head, thorax + abdomen, 4 wings (6 legs)
e.g. mosquito
Phylum: ARTHROPOD
Class: DIPLOPOD
-4 legs per segment (36-400 legs)
e.g. millipede
Phylum:ECHINODERM
Bilateral Symmetry, Deuterostome

-radial symmetry in adults


- endoskeleton Form
anus first
Phylum: ECHINODERM
e.g. sea star
Phylum: CHORDATE
Bilateral Symmetry, Deuterostome

-have spinal cord


Form
anus first
Phylum: CHORDATE
Class: AGNATHA
-jawless, cartilage skeleton, no paired
appendages
e.g. lamprey
Phylum: CHORDATE
Class: CHONDRICHTHYES
-jaws, cartilage skeleton, internal fertilization
e.g. hammerhead shark
Phylum: CHORDATE
Class: ACTINOPTERYGII
-bone skeleton, external fertilization, swim
bladder
e.g. trout
Phylum: CHORDATE
Class: AMPHIBIAN
-land/water habitat, external fertilization, 4 limbs
e.g. frog
Phylum: CHORDATE
Class: REPTILE
-cold blooded, internal fertilization, tough skin,
eggs
e.g. snake
Phylum: CHORDATE
Class: AVES
-warm blooded, internal fertilization, wings, feathers,
eggs
e.g. robin
Phylum: CHORDATE
Class: MAMMAL
-warm blooded, body hair, mammary glands, live young
e.g. rabbits

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