Intro Arthropods notes

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Phylum: Arthropoda

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Phylum: Arthropoda

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Phylum: Arthropoda

Arthropods are the joint-legged animals. (arthro = jointed & poda = leg)

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Characteristics…..

1. an external skeleton called an exoskeleton that supports & protects their body. Made of chitin.

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Characteristics…..

1. an external skeleton called an exoskeleton that supports & protects their body. Made of chitin.

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Characteristics…..

1. an external skeleton called an exoskeleton that supports & protects their body. Made of chitin.2. Jointed appendages (tentacles, setae, etc. were not jointed).

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Characteristics…..

1. an external skeleton called an exoskeleton that supports & protects their body. Made of chitin.2. Jointed appendages (tentacles, setae, etc. were not jointed).

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Characteristics…..

1. an external skeleton called an exoskeleton that supports & protects their body. Made of chitin.2. Jointed appendages (tentacles, setae, etc. were not jointed).3. Metameric (segmented) body plan, like their annelid

ancestors.

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Characteristics…..

1. an external skeleton called an exoskeleton that supports & protects their body. Made of chitin.2. Jointed appendages (tentacles, setae, etc. were not jointed).3. Metameric body plan, like their annelid ancestors, the body is divided into distinct segments.

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Characteristics…..

1. an external skeleton called an exoskeleton that supports & protects their body. Made of chitin.2. Jointed appendages (tentacles, setae, etc. were not jointed).3. Metameric body plan, like their annelid ancestors, the body is divided into distinct segments.4. Open circulatory system.

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Characteristics…..

1. an external skeleton called an exoskeleton that supports & protects their body. Made of chitin.2. Jointed appendages (tentacles, setae, etc. were not jointed).3. Metameric body plan, like their annelid ancestors, the body is divided into distinct segments.4. Open circulatory system.5. Well developed, linear nervous system.

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Scientists have described about 2 million species of organisms. About 1 million of them are arthropods.

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Scientists have described about 2 million species of organisms. About 1 million of them are arthropods.

If success is measured by species diversity, arthropods are the most successful organisms!

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Arthropods 50%

All plants, fungi,bacteria, and all other animals

Scientists have described about 2 million species of organisms. About 1 million of them are arthropods.

If success is measured by species diversity, arthropods are the most successful organisms!

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Kingdom

Phylum

Class

Order

Family

Genus

Species

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Kingdom

Phylum Subphylum (not quite different enough to Class be a class, but too similar to

be a phylum of its own) Order

Family

Genus

Species

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extinct

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extinct extant

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Trilobites were marine arthropods. They are all extinct and we only know them as fossils.

Subphylum: Trilobitomorpha

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The three extant subphyla of arthropods are classified based on the number of antennae they have.

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The three extant subphyla of arthropods are classified based on the number of antennae they have.

Subphylum Chelicerata (zero)

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The three extant subphyla of arthropods are classified based on the number of antennae they have.

Subphylum Chelicerata (zero)

Subphylum Crustacea (two)

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The three extant subphyla of arthropods are classified based on the number of antennae they have.

Subphylum Chelicerata (zero)

Subphylum Uniramia (one)

Subphylum Crustacea (two)