11.6 Kingdom Animalia Chordate 1 Hour

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    Power point@lecture Slides Are Prepared By Biology Lecturer, KMPk

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    Describe the unique characteristics of Chordata.

    State classification of Chordata into foursubphyla. Urochordata (Sea squirt)

    Hemichordata (Acorn worm)

    Cephalochordata (Lancelet)

    Vertebrata

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    State classification of subphylum Vertebratainto six classes:

    Class Chondrichthyes (ray, Raja ) Class Osteichthyes (ikan selar, Selar ) Class Amphibia (frog) Class Reptile (crocodile, Crocodilus ) Class Aves (pigeon, Columba ) Class Mammalia (rat, Rattus )

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    Unique Characteristics Notochord

    Longitudinal, flexible rod located between digestive tube and nerve cord

    later become vertebral column / backbone

    Provides skeletal support.

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    Pharyngeal slits (slits in the pharynx) Found in all chordate embryos

    A series of pouches separated by grooves found alongthe sides of the pharynx

    Function: Invertebrates chordates Suspension feeding devices (invertebrate chordates) Modified for gaseous exchange (vertebrates)

    Gill slits at sides of pharynx

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    Dorsal hollow nerve cord Develops from a plate of ectoderm that rolls into a

    tube located above the notochord

    Develops into central nervous system Brain and spinal cord

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    Close circulatory system Hepatic portal system

    blood from alimentary canal taken to liver and takenback to the heart

    Heart is ventral position found behind and below pharynx.

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    Post anal tail Tail extending posterior to anus

    Lost during embryonic development

    Contains skeletal elements and muscles.

    Provides propelling force in many aquatic species

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    Myotomes Muscular tissues arranged in blocks

    Usually resemble the letter "W

    Present in embryonic stage

    Maintained in some adults chordates

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    Classification Subphylum Urochordata (Sea Squirt)

    Subphylum Hemichordata (Acorn worm)

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    SubphylumChephalochordata(Lancelet)

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    Class Chondrichthyes (ray, Raja ) Class Osteichthyes (ikan selar, Selar ) Class Amphibia (frog) Class Reptile (crocodile, Crocodilus ) Class Aves (pigeon, Columba ) Class Mammalia (rat, Rattus )

    Subphylum Vertebrata

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    Evolutionary Relationship of Animals

    Based on: Level of organization

    Germ layers

    Body plan (symmetry)

    Body cavity

    Segmentation/metamerism

    (Show table)

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    CHAPTER 12

    ECOLOGY