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Arthropods!. Do Now : Turn in Earthworm dissection. Phylum Arthropoda. Biggest phylum of animals currently alive and extinct. Several _________ different species Exist in every environment, in almost every ecosystem on Earth. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Arthropods!

Arthropods!

Do Now:

1. Turn in Earthworm dissection

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Phylum Arthropoda• Biggest phylum of animals

currently alive and extinct.• Several _________ different

species• Exist in every environment, in

almost every ecosystem on Earth.

• By any measure, the most “successful” animal phylum. ______ of all known species of animal are arthropods.

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What Makes an Arthropod?

• _______________:– Hard, protective

outer “shell.”– Used for movement– contains_________,

a ________________.

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Exoskeleton for ___________________• Your muscles are attached to an _______________.• An exoskeleton serves the same purpose

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What Else Makes an Arthropod?

• ____________________ symmetry

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_______________________ body plan• Each segment has at least 1 pair of _____________.– Legs, antenae, flipers, claws, etc. are all appendages.– Some segments may be fused together.

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3 Main Body Sections • Called _____________: Some may be fused

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___________ Appendages (and lots of ‘em)

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Recap: Arthropod Characteristics

• ____________________________• ___________________________ symmetry• Segmented body plan (3 ___________: head,

thorax, abdomen)• Jointed appendages (many pairs). Note: arthropod

means “________________________.”

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Arthropod Circulatory System

• ________________ circulatory system with heart.

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Arthropod Respiration• Gills/__________________: oxygen diffuses into blood• ________________: air moves into insect directly

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Types of Arthropods

• Domain: ____________• Kingdom: ___________• Phylum: Arthropoda

• Classes: ________________________________________________________________________________

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The Family Tree

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Class Crustacea: The Crustaceans• Only arthropod class with ________________

_____________________________________ .

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• Includes crabs, lobsters, shrimp, as well as ___________.

Class Crustacea: The Crustaceans

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Crustacean Orders

• “True” Crustaceans = Order ________________– 5 pairs of legs– 2 tagmata• Cephalothorax• Abdomen

• “Pillbugs” = Order _________– 7 pairs of legs– 3 tagmata

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Class Insecta• _____________

of antennae

• ____________ of legs

• ______ tagmata

• Wings or wingless

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Insect Diversity• Biggest order of

animal on Earth• Over

______________documented species.

• Highest estimates suggest up to 30,000,000 species may exist.

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Class ____________________: Spiders, Ticks, Scorpions, Mites, etc.

• _______ antennae

• __________ pairs of legs

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ArachnidsTrilobites =

Extinct Arachnids

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Centipedes And Millipedes: Class Myriapoda

• _____________of antennae.• Two tagmata: _____________ and _________

2 pairs of legs per segmentMillipedesubclass diplopoda

1 pair of legs per segmentcentipedesubclass chilopoda

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Recap: Arthropod Family TreePhylum Arthropoda

Deca-poda

Iso-poda

many orders many orders, including extinct trilobites

Chilopoda

diplopoda