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Modes of Nutrition

Modes of Nutrition. Modes of Nutrition. AUTROPHIC ORGANISMS Use external sources of energy to synthesise their own organic food materials, which are often expired to release energy: Photosynthetic organisms use light energy eg plants or algae

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Zoo Intro One. Zoo Intro Two. Zoo Intro Three. Zoo Intro Four. Zoo Intro Five. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. How animals obtain their food energy.

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Flatworms Phylum: PLATYHELMINTHES

Flatworms Phylum: PLATYHELMINTHES. VS. Class Turbellaria includes: Planarians. Class Cestoda Includes: Tapeworms. Class Trematoda Includes: Flukes. II. Body Plan/Structure. Flatworms demonstrate a bilaterally symmetrical body plan

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Trichinella spiralis

Trichinella spiralis. Common name: Trichina worm- The Pork worm Trichinella spiralis means spira, how this coils up in its host. Diseases: Trichinosis, Trichiniasis, is a zoonotic disease. it is passed between humans and animals. Trichinella spiralis. Trichinella spiralis

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Trichuris trichiura Whip worm

Trichuris trichiura Whip worm. Common name: whip worm Disease: trichuriasis, whip worm infection Final host: human, dogs, pig, monkey Habitat: large intestinal ( caecum, appendix, rectum) Geographical distribution: Cosmopolitan with poor sanitation.

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General Features And Attachments Of Typical Ribs & Atypical Ribs

General Features And Attachments Of Typical Ribs & Atypical Ribs. DR. RASHIDA MEMON. General Features And Attachments Of Typical Ribs Classification of Ribs Twelve pairs of ribs, each terminating anteriorly in a costal cartilage Classification of Ribs True Ribs:

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Vocabulary Review

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Phylum Mollusca

Phylum Mollusca. ?.????. Pilsbryoconcha exilis compressa ???????????? ( Class Bivalvia ). Umbo. ??????????. Hinge ligament. ?????????. Umbo. ?????????. Hinge ligament. ??????????. Line of growth. Prismatic. Periostracum. Nacreous. Muscle scar. Pallial line.

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Presenters Dewan Rai Kinley Wangchuk Ngajay Tshering

What are Agatha and Gnathostomata . Describe the relation between the Cyclostoma (lamprey) with different groups of Pisces. Presenters Dewan Rai Kinley Wangchuk Ngajay Tshering. Vertebrata is divided into two groups on the basis of jaws. Agnatha gnathostoma/ gnatha. Agnatha.

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ARTHROPODS

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Euglena

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Earthworm Lab Preview

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SYMMETRY IN ANIMALS

SYMMETRY IN ANIMALS. What is symmetry?. Most animals have bodies that show symmetry. This means that the body can be cut into two halves that have a matching shape. This slide has symmetry. It has been cut into two halves that have matching shapes. 1. Asymmetrical. amoeba.

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SYMMETRY IN ANIMALS

SYMMETRY IN ANIMALS. What is symmetry?. Most animals have bodies that show symmetry. This means that the body can be cut into two halves that have a matching shape. This slide has symmetry. It has been cut into two halves that have matching shapes. 1. Asymmetrical. amoeba.

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Lecture 6 ANIMAL EVOLUTION: THE VERTEBRATES

Lecture 6 ANIMAL EVOLUTION: THE VERTEBRATES. The chordates. A notochord: a long rod of stiffened tissue (not bone/cartilage); as a support. Tubular, dorsal nerve cord: runs parallel to the notochord & gut, anterior end develops into brain. Gill slits punctuates the wall of pharynx:

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