Intro to Animal Diversity - Chapter 32 PDF

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This document presents a lecture on animal diversity, covering distinctive characteristics, developmental stages, animal origins, embryonic germ layers, geologic history of animals, body plans, symmetry, tissues, and body cavities. It also includes details on protostomes and deuterostomes as well as a phylogeny of animals.

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INTRO TO ANIMAL DIVERSITY Chapter 32 Distinctive Characteristics of Animals  Ingestive heterotrophs  Multicellular  Tissue development  Developmental stages (Hox gene control) Developmental Stages in Animal Embryos Animal Origins Embryonic Germ Layers Geologic History of Animals ...

INTRO TO ANIMAL DIVERSITY Chapter 32 Distinctive Characteristics of Animals  Ingestive heterotrophs  Multicellular  Tissue development  Developmental stages (Hox gene control) Developmental Stages in Animal Embryos Animal Origins Embryonic Germ Layers Geologic History of Animals  Proterozoic Era (pre-Cambrian) 2.5 by bp – 542 my bp  Paleozoic Era 542-251 my bp  Mesozoic Era 251-65.5 my bp  Cenozoic Era 65.5 my bp – present Proterozoic Era 2.5 by – 542 my bp  Eukaryotes arise 2.5 by bp  Common ancestor to multi- cellular organisms 1.5 by bp (based on DNA)  First complex multi-cellular eukaryotes (animals) appear in fossil record 565 my bp (Ediacaran biota) Paleozoic Era 542-251 my bp  Cambrian Explosion 535-525 my bp  Land invertebrates evolve 460 my bp  Land vertebrates evolve 360 my bp Mesozoic Era 251-65.5 my bp  Land animals evolve into new niches  Evolution of wings  Flowering plants evolve in Cretaceous (late Mesozoic) Cenozoic Era 65.5 my bp – present  Mass extinctions just before Cenozoic, large non- flying dinosaurs and marine reptiles lost.  Origin of primates Body Plans - Symmetry (a) Radial symmetry (b) Bilateral symmetry Body Plans - Tissues Body Plans – Body Cavities (a) Coelomate (b) Pseudocoelomate Coelom Body covering Body covering (from ectoderm) (from ectoderm) Tissue layer Muscle layer Pseudo- (from lining coelom coelom and suspending mesoderm) Digestive tract internal organs Digestive tract (from endoderm) (from mesoderm) (from endoderm) (c) Acoelomate Body covering Key (from ectoderm) Ectoderm Tissue- filled region Mesoderm (from mesoderm) Endoderm Wall of digestive cavity (from endoderm) Protostomes vs. Deuterostomes Phylogeny of Animals

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