Tunicata
Cephalochordata
The
Origin and
Evolution of
Animals (
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Full article >>>tunicates
Chordates that show the three basic
chordate characteristics only in the
larva.
Full article >>>tunica Any layer of
tissue or membrane that encloses a structure or
organ in either an
animal or
plant.
Covered in:
Lab 13
Animal Diversity III
Lab 16 Rat Respiratory and
Circulatory Systems ...
Full article >>>When they are disturbed,
tunicates tend to squirt water out. Water passes into a
pharynx and out numerous gill slits, the only
chordate characteristic that remains in adults.
Full article >>>Under a tough fibrous
shell, the
tunica albuginea, the testis contains very fine coiled tubes called the
seminiferous tubules. The tubes are lined with a layer of
cells that, from puberty into old-age, produce
sperm cells.
Full article >>>Annelid worms and
tunicates have a primitive brain called a ganglionic mass, which is a bundle of several
nerves.
Full article >>>A group of planktonic
tunicates that secrete a gelatinous house, used to
strain unsuitable particles (large particles are rejected).
Full article >>>a ciliated, mucus-
secreting groove in the
ventral surface of the pharnyx of non-vertebrate
chordates (e.g,
tunicates and lancelets); it aids in
transporting food to the
esophagus.
Full article >>>sedentary -- Living in a fixed location, as with most
plants,
tunicates, sponges, etc. Contrast with motile.
sediment -- Any solid material that has settled out of a state of suspension in liquid.
Full article >>>Synonym:
tunica serosa. 2) In
embryology, the term is used to mean the most exterior extraembryonic membrane.
Full article >>>: A clonal
hermaphrodite (
Phylum Chordata
, Sub
phylum Tunicata
,
Class Ascidian
=sea squirts). It grows fast, reproduces weekly, and thus, a good model for genetic studies of ...
Full article >>>A
chordate without a backbone, commonly called a
tunicate, a sessile marine
animal.
uterus[L. womb] ...
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