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BASAL METAZOANS
Bauplan (pl. Baupläne) The generalized body plan of an archetypal member of a major taxon.
A body plan, baupläne, ground plan, ground pattern, or bodyplan, is "an assemblage of morphological features shared among many members of a phylum-level group"
Look at 4 groups
1. Placozoa
2. Cnidaria
3. Ctenophora
4. Platyhelminthes
PLACOZOA
PLACOZOA
Distribution
PLACOZOA
1) Asymmetric.
2) No distinct tissues or organs.
3) No nervous system.
4) No body cavity or digestive cavity.
5) Body is shaped like a flat disc.
6) Two layers of single cells.
7) Marine.
8) One species only known Trichoplax adhaerens
Characteristics of Placozoa
PLACOZOA
Cover cells
Cylinder cells
Gland cells
Fibre cells
PLACOZOA
Placozoan movement
Feeding -
PLACOZOA
Reproduction
1. Binary fission
2. Budding
3. Sexual
PLACOZOA
Reproduction
1. Binary fission
2. Budding
3. Sexual
“hollow swarmer”
PLACOZOA
Reproduction
1. Binary fission
2. Budding
3. Sexual
“hollow swarmer”
PLACOZOA
Reproduction
1. Binary fission
2. Budding
3. Sexual
PLACOZOA
Reproduction
1. Binary fission
2. Budding
3. Sexual
oocyte
yolk
zygote
Fertilization membrane
CNIDARIA
ANTHOZOA
CUBOZOA
HYDROZOASCYPHOZOA
Diploblasty
Gastroderm
Ectoderm
Mesoglea
CNIDARIA
Feeding
CNIDARIA - EMBRYOLOGY
Stereogastrula
Radial and holoblastic cleavage
CNIDARIA – PLANULA LARVA
Ectoderm
Endoderm
CTENOPHORA – COMB JELLIES
CTENOPHORA – BIRADIAL SYMMETRY
Tentacle
Statocyst
Tentacle sheath
Meridional canal
Stomadeum
Pharynx
Mouth
Anal pore
CTENOPHORA
Muscle fibres
CTENOPHORA TENTACLE
Ctenophora video
CTENOPHORA – SUPPORT & LOCOMOTION
Locomotion
- Comb rows
CTENOPHORA FEEDING - COLLOBLASTS
CTENOPHORE - STATOLITHS
- Balancing organ
Statocyst
CTENOPHORA – REPRODUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT
CTENOPHORA – REPRODUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT
1. Form blastomeres – meridional cleavage
2. Third division – 8 macromeres
3. Fourth division – latitudinal and unequal - micromeres
5. Macromeres invaginate (gastrulation)-micromeres become ectoderm-macromeres become endoderm
6. Just before gastrulation –- Produce additional micromeres on oral side – invaginate to form stomatodeum4. Micromeres divide and spread over
aboral pole and macromeres
Cleavage in PleurobranchiaCleavage in Beroe
CTENOPHORA LARVAE
COMPARISON OF CNIDARIA AND CTENOPHORE
CNIDARIA CTENOPHORA
Diploblastic with acellular mesoglea Diploblastic (triploblastic?) with cellular mesenchyme
Radial symmetry Biradial symmetry ; oral/aboral axes
Nematocysts Colloblasts
Gastrovascular body cavity Gastrovascular body cavity
Nerve net More specialized nerve net
Musculature – extensions of epithelial cells Musculature – from mesenchyme cells
Alternation of generations No alternation of generations
Planula larva Cydippid larva
PLATYHELMINTHES
Who are they?
Turbellaria(flatworms)
Trematoda (flukes)
Monogenea (flukes)
Cestoda (tapeworms
PLATYHELMINTHES
Common trends
1. Triploblastic acoelomates
2. Cephalization and central nervous system
3. Mesoderm – fibrous and muscular mesenchyme
4. Osmoregulatory structure - protonephridia
5. Elaborate reproductive systems
PLATYHELMINTHES
Limiting factors
l. Lack of efficient circulatory system
2. Lack of gas exchange system
TRIPLOBLASTY
Ectoderm Mesoderm Endoderm
TURBELLARIA – MAJOR ORGAN SYSTEMS