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Who is your closest relative? What is different / What is the same … sponge vs. jellyfish ? sponge vs. tunicate ? tunicate vs. honey badger ?
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Who is your closest relative?

What is different / What is the same … sponge vs. jellyfish ?sponge vs. tunicate ?tunicate vs. honey badger ?

Who is your closest relative?

sponges cnidarians flatworms mollusks annelids nematodes arthropods echinoderms chordates

Are any of these chordates?

sponges cnidarians flatworms mollusks annelids nematodes arthropods echinoderms chordates

Are any of these chordates?

sponges cnidarians flatworms mollusks annelids nematodes arthropods echinoderms chordates

Sea anemone Sea urchin Sea cucumber

Sea squirt

Are any of these chordates?

sponges cnidarians flatworms mollusks annelids nematodes arthropods echinoderms chordates

Sea anemone (polyp)

Sea urchin Sea cucumber

Sea squirt(adult)

Sea squirt(larva)

radial2 germ layers Bilateral

3 germ layers

protostomes dueterostomes

(spiny skin, radial symmetry, mouth develops second)

Same phylum as:

At some time in their life history, a chordate has 4 characteristics:Chordates

1. ______________________

Becomes gills in fish (and some amphibians); becomes auditory tubes and tonsils and thymus and parathyroid gland in terrestrial vertebrates.

3. ______________________

Supporting rod along the back;becomes vertebrate column in vertebrates

2. ______________________

Tubular and filled with fluid; in vertebrates it is called the spinal cord because it is protected by vertebrae (spine).

4. ______________________

At some time in their life history, a chordate has 4 characteristics:Chordates

1. pharyngeal pouches

Becomes gills in fish (and some amphibians); becomes auditory tubes and tonsils and thymus and parathyroid gland in terrestrial vertebrates.

3. Notocord

Supporting rod along the back;becomes vertebrate column in vertebrates

2. dorsal tubular nerve cord

Tubular and filled with fluid; in vertebrates it is called the spinal cord because it is protected by vertebrae (spine).

4. postanal tail

ancestral chordate

tunicates lancelets

jawless fishes(hagfish &lampreys)

cartilaginous

fishes

bony

fishes mammalsreptiles

& birdsamphibianslobe-finned

fishes

Chordates

ancestral chordate

jawless fishescartilaginous

fishes

bony

fishes mammalsreptiles

& birdsamphibianslobe-finned

fishes

Chordates

Sea squirt(larva)

Sea squirt(adult)

tunicates lancelets

ancestral chordate

tunicates lancelets jawless fishescartilaginous

fishes

bony

fishes mammals

mammary glands

(and hair)

amniotic egglungs

limbsbony skeletonjaws

vertebrae

reptiles

& birdsamphibianslobe-finned

fishes

Chordates

ancestral chordate

tunicates lancelets jawless fishescartilaginous

fishes

bony

fishes

Vertebrates

Tetrapods

mammals

mammary glands (& hair)

amniotic egg

lungs

limbs

bony skeleton

jaws

vertebrae

reptiles

& birdsamphibianslobe-finned

fishes

Chordates

ancestral chordate

tunicates lancelets jawless fishescartilaginous

fishes

bony

fishes

Vertebrates

Tetrapods

mammals

mammary glands (& hair)

amniotic egg

lungs

limbs

bony skeleton

jaws

vertebrae

reptiles

& birdsamphibianslobe-finned

fishes

Chordates What’s so great about a jaw ?

ancestral chordate

tunicates lancelets jawless fishescartilaginous

fishes

bony

fishes

Vertebrates

Tetrapods

mammals

mammary glands (& hair)

amniotic egg

lungs

limbs

bony skeleton

jaws

vertebrae

reptiles

& birdsamphibianslobe-finned

fishes

Chordates What’s so great about lungs ?

ancestral chordate

tunicates lancelets jawless fishescartilaginous

fishes

bony

fishes

Vertebrates

Tetrapods

mammals

mammary glands (& hair)

amniotic egg

lungs

limbs

bony skeleton

jaws

vertebrae

reptiles

& birdsamphibianslobe-finned

fishes

Chordates What’s so great about limbs ?

pelvis

femur

shoulder

humerusulna

radius

Ancestral amphibian

shoulder

radiusulna

humerus

Lobe-finned fish

pelvis

tibia-fibula

fibula

lobed fins

femur

jointed limbs

tibia

Fins to limbs

ancestral chordate

tunicates lancelets jawless fishescartilaginous

fishes

bony

fishes

Vertebrates

Tetrapods

mammals

mammary glands (& hair)

amniotic egg

lungs

limbs

bony skeleton

jaws

vertebrae

reptiles

& birdsamphibianslobe-finned

fishes

Chordates What’s so great about an amniotic egg ?

The amniotic egg:the greatest invention a mother ever made … (until breast milk)

embryo

amnion

leatheryshell

chorion

allantois

yolk sac

ancestral chordate

tunicates lancelets jawless fishescartilaginous

fishes

bony

fishes

Vertebrates

Tetrapods

mammals

mammary glands (& hair)

amniotic egg

lungs

limbs

bony skeleton

jaws

vertebrae

reptiles

& birdsamphibianslobe-finned

fishes

Chordates What’s so great about mammary glands ?

ancestral chordate

tunicates lancelets jawless fishescartilaginous

fishes

bony

fishes

Vertebrates

Tetrapods

mammals

mammary glands (& hair)

amniotic egg

lungs

limbs

bony skeleton

jaws

vertebrae

reptiles

& birdsamphibianslobe-finned

fishes

Chordates What’s so great about a hair ?

So…who is your closest relative, and

what traits do you share with them?

What is different / What is the same … sponge vs. jellyfish ?sponge vs. tunicate ?tunicate vs. honey badger ?

Why do sponges and adult tunicates have similar shapes? Is this an analogous or homologous trait?


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