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review for lab practical I

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Hemichordate

• Kingdom: Animalia. Phylum: Hemichordata. Class: Enteropneusta. Genus: Balanoglossus.

• Acorn worm• Dioecious – separate male and

female

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Can you find the……

Proboscis

Proboscis coelom

Collar Collar coelom

Dorsal blood vessel(and nerve)

Ventral blood vessel(and nerve)

Stomochord

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This is a cross section of? Balanoglossus pharynx

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This is a cross section of….?Balanoglossus intestines

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Figure 2.2 aFigure 2.2 b

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Urochordata

• Phylum Chordata. Subphylum Urochordata. Class Ascidiacea.

• Tunicates• Ecteinascidia• Monoecious = one house– Both male and female parts in one organism.

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Can you find the…?

•Buccal/Incurrent siphon

•Atrial/excurrent siphon

•Tunic

•Stomach

•Intestine

•Rectum

•Anus

•Testes

•Ovary

•Pharynx

•Pharyngeal slits

•Endostyle

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Incurrent/Buccal SiphonExcurrent/Atrial siphon

Tunic

Anus

Rectum

Ovaries

Stomach

Pharynx

Pharyngeal slits

Endostyle

Testes

Intestine

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Also note: Excurrent and Incurrent siphonsBranchial basket w/ pharyngeal slits Adhesive papilla

??Post Anal tail

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Esophagus

Testes

Ovaries

Intestine

Stomach

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Stigmata

Endostyle

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Cephalochordata

• Phylum: chordata, Subphylum: cephalochordata, Class: Leptocardii

• Amphioxus • Lancelets

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Find the…

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Find the…

•Dorsal hollow nerve cord

•Notochord

•Wheel organ

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Male or female?Female

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Find the…• DHNC

•Notochord

•Pharynx

•Endostyle

•Gonad

•Segmental muscle

•Dorsal fin

•Epibranchial groove

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What is… 1. Dorsal fin

2. DHNC

3. Notochord

4. Intestine

5. Ventral fin

** If you can see the dorsal AND ventral fins, Chances are it’s an intestinal region!!

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Identify: 1. Dorsal fin2. Dorsal nerve cord3. Notochord4. (Rostrum) 5. Oral hood6. Wheel organ7. Oral Cirri8. Velum

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Agnathans

• Phylum: chordata, Subphylum: Vertebrata, Class: Cephalaspidomorphi, Order: Petromyzontiformes, Genus: Petromyzon

• Jawless• Lampreys

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External features to identify:

Nostril

Caudal Fin

Tail Dorsal fins

Trunk

External gill slit

Eye

Buccal Cavity

Where the pineal gland should be.

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What can you identify?

**Hypophyseal pouch

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Identify…

Spinal cord

Notochord

Caudal artery

Caudal vein

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Spinal cord

Notochord

Esophagus

BranchialTube

Ventral aorta

Gill Laminae

Anterior Cardinal

Vein

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Olfactory sac

Hypophyseal pouch

Cranial cartilage

Carotid artery

Eye

Eye muscle

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Papillae

Tooth

Tongue

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Notochord

Posterior cardinal vein

Liver

Dorsal aorta

Spinal cord

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Testes

Myomeres

Liver

Intestine

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Male. Testes. Female. Ovaries.

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Eye spotEar vesicle

Gill slits

VelumOral tentacles

Procencephalon

**Look for the eye spot.**

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NotochordNerve cord Dorsal fin

IntestineEsophagusGill slits

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