PPT-Phylum Mollusca
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Unit 4 Mollusk Introduction Phylum Mollusca Molluscus soft Softbodied animals that usually have an internal or external shell Includes snails slugs clams
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Unit 4 Mollusk Introduction Phylum Mollusca Molluscus soft Softbodied animals that usually have an internal or external shell Includes snails slugs clams squids and octopi. The . mollusks. are invertebrate animals known as . Mollusca. . . There are more than 150,000 species within this phylum.. Types of Molluscs. snails . clams . squid . cuttlefish . octopus which are among the most neurologically-advanced invertebrates. Review. At first, limit your learning to the features that are . unique. to a group and/or groups that “. invented. ” features or had “. firsts. .”. Use the characteristics given to name the group.. 5 - . 1. Coral, Anemones, Sea Fans, and Jellyfish. Chapter 5 Pages 5-33 & 5-34. Characteristics of Phylum Cnidaria. 5 - . 2. Coral, Anemones, Sea Fans, and Jellyfish. Chapter 5 Pages 5-33 & 5-34. 5 - . 1. Coral, Anemones, Sea Fans, and Jellyfish. Chapter 5 Pages 5-33 & 5-34. Characteristics of Phylum Cnidaria. 5 - . 2. Coral, Anemones, Sea Fans, and Jellyfish. Chapter 5 Pages 5-33 & 5-34. Subject. -Zoology. Chapter. -. Phylum . Mollusca. Phylum Mollusca. Phylum Mollusca. Protostomes. Lophotrochozoan group . Eucoelomates (coelomates). Tridacna squamosa. Tridacna gigas. Phylum Mollusca. PHYLUM. Deanne L. de . Asis. Jessica . Consad. KINGDOM. MOLLUSCA. introduction. content. conclusion. Evolution. Definition. Life History and Ecology. Taxonomy. Morphology. Relations with Humans. Diversity. Marine Ecology. Chapter 6. Mr. Seifert. Cnidaria. Sponges. Platyhelminthes. Nematoda. Mollusca. Phylum: . Mollusca. Unsegmented. body. Ceolom. Heart. Radula. Mantle. Muscular Foot. What is a . radula. Laboratory 27 & 28. Introduction to Invertebrates. An . invertebrate. is an animal without a backbone. . The group includes 95% of all animal species. Introduction to Invertebrates. There is no escaping the invertebrates!. ). (8,761 known species). General Description: . Simplest animals, multicellular. No organs or body systems. Skeleton composed of spongin (soft) and spicules (hard). Symmetry: . Asymmetrical. Feeding: . GRAM NEGATIVE BACTERIA. Wide. . morphological. and . metabolic. . diversity. .. Clinical. , . environmental. , and industrial . relevance. Phylum. . with. . highest. . number. of . cultured. . Subphylum : . Mastigophora. . Class : . phytomastigophora. . Family : . Euglenceae. . Genus : . Euglena . The . mastigophora. or flagellates characterized by having one or more flagella . Member of Euglena are spindle shaped , greenish , this color caused by presence of chloroplast which contain chlorophyll . In biology, . phylum. . (. . plural. : . phyla. ). . is a . taxonomic rank. below . kingdom. and above . class. .. phyla can be thought of as grouping organisms based on general specialization of . . Topic: General Characteristics and Life Processes of Phylum . C. nidaria. . Phylum Spirochaetes. 4. . Phylum Spirochaetes. Gram . negative. Aquatic. . environments. ; . some. . pathogens. Unique. . morphology. . . Endoflagella. . 4. . Phylum Spirochaetes. Treponema: . animal and human hosts, microaerophilic, very sensitive to environmental stress .
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