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Name: Group:

Annelida – examples diversity 15 Polychaeta (1); Clitellata: (Hirudinea) (2-3) and () (4-5).

Magnification:

1. seamouse Aphrodite aculeata

2. foetida

4. 5. leech

3. sp.

 What are the two types of food of the leeches?

 Are hermaphroditic or gonochoristic? Does their life cycle contain larval stage?

 What are the parapodia and what is their function?

 Annelida are often a part of parasite life cycles and act as paratenic hosts, what does it mean?

 Notes:

Name: Group:

Annelida

Clitellata – Oligochaeta 16 earthworm– sp. – trasverse section

Magnification:

m epidermis 

1000

circular muscle

longitudinal muscle

coelom

ventral neural band

typhlosole

Trochophore

 What is the function of typhlosolis? vascular plexus

 What type of neural system is present in Annelida?

 What is the trochophore? excretory pore

 Notes: Scheme of the metanephridia: nephrostomventral – multicel. side ciliated funnel Name: Group:

Mollusca

snails and slugs – – Prosobranchiata 17

Macroscopic. limpet – Patella sp. true conch – Strombus sp.

cowry – Cypraea sp.

abalone – Haliotis sp.

cone snail – sp.

river snail – Viviparus sp.

Ampullaria sp. Murex sp.

 Which is the one most used as a food?

 Which species can be dangerous to people?

 Which species can be found in Czech republic?

 Notes:

Name: Group:

Mollusca Gastropoda – Pulmonata 18

umbiculus Macroscopic.

lateral view dorsal (apical) view basal (umbicular) view edible snail – Helix pomatia – morphology of the shell growth layers

Edible snail - Helix pomatia

Cepaea sp.

Ram‘s horn snail

Planorbarius sp. Lymnaea sp.

 Is the shell of Helix pomatia coiled to the right (dextral) or left hand (sinistral)?

 Which are the freshwater species?

 Are there groups of pulmonate snails with shell reducition?

 Notes: Name: Group:

Mollusca Gastropoda – Pulmonata 19 edible snail – Helix pomatia – internal organs

Zvětšení:Flask.

 What is the and how is it used by snails?

 Is this snail or gonochorist? glochidium

 What type of developement do molluscs go through?

 Notes: veliger Name: Group:

Mollusca Bivalvia

20 river mussel – Unio sp. – morphology of the shell Macroscopic.

scallop – Pecten sp. Anodonta sp.

pen shell – Pinna sp.

Solen sp. cockle – Cardium sp. blue mussel – Mytilus edulis

 Which species are used as a food?

 Which species live in freshwater?

 How is done the tight clasp of bivalve shell?

 Notes:

Name: Group:

Mollusca Cephalopoda common cuttlefish – Sepia officinalis 21

„cuttlebone“

 Sketch in the fin.

 Sketch in the funnel. What is function of the funnel?

 Notes:

Name: Group:

Mollusca Cephalopoda 22 Octopus sp. ; European squid – Loligo vulgaris

 Sketch in the fin of the squid.

 How many appendages does the squid have? What is their function?

 Are octopuses hermaphrodits or gonochorists?

 Notes: