The document discusses the key characteristics of different kingdoms and phyla within the animal kingdom. It covers symmetry, body cavity, habitat, body layers, digestion, respiration, excretion, nervous system, circulation, skeleton, reproduction, larval forms, movement, examples of types of animals, and importance to humans for each group discussed.
The document discusses the key characteristics of different kingdoms and phyla within the animal kingdom. It covers symmetry, body cavity, habitat, body layers, digestion, respiration, excretion, nervous system, circulation, skeleton, reproduction, larval forms, movement, examples of types of animals, and importance to humans for each group discussed.
The document discusses the key characteristics of different kingdoms and phyla within the animal kingdom. It covers symmetry, body cavity, habitat, body layers, digestion, respiration, excretion, nervous system, circulation, skeleton, reproduction, larval forms, movement, examples of types of animals, and importance to humans for each group discussed.
The document discusses the key characteristics of different kingdoms and phyla within the animal kingdom. It covers symmetry, body cavity, habitat, body layers, digestion, respiration, excretion, nervous system, circulation, skeleton, reproduction, larval forms, movement, examples of types of animals, and importance to humans for each group discussed.
Character Porifera Cnidaria Platyhelminthes Aschelminthes Annelida Mollusca Arthropoda Echinodermata
Bilateral & Symmetry Asymetrical Radial Bilateral Bilateral Bilateral Bilateral Bilateral & Radial Asymmetry Cavity Spongocoel Coelonteron Acoelomate Pseudocolomates Coelomates Coelom Hemocoel Coelom Freshwater or Free living or Habitat Aquatic Aquatic Parasitic Endoparasites Aquatic & terrestrial Aquatic & terrestrial Air, water & soil Aquatic(Marine) Pinacoderm, Body Layers Mesenchyme, Diploblastic Triploblastic Triploblastic Triploblastic Triploblastic Triploblastic Triploblastic Choanoderm, Detritus, Sac type or absent in Tube like digestive Tube like, Radula a Tube like lower oral Digestion Zooplankton & Sac type parasites e.g Tube within tube Tube like and specialized system tongue like structure and upper aboral end Phytoplankton (Tapeworm) Respiration No system No system No system No system No system Gills & lungs Tracheae, Book lungs and gills No system Excretion No system No system Protonephridia Excretory canals Paired Nephridia Nephridia Malpighian tubules No system Poorly organized, Centralized ( Nerves CNS & Papillae as CNS, Brain, Double Three pairs of Paired ganglia and double ventral Nervous Sys. Sensory Cells Diffused Nerve ring around and ganglia) sensory organs Ventral nerve cord ganglia nerve cord pharynx Circulation No system No system No system No system Closed Open & Close Open Poorly developed Spicules, Siliceous Exoskeleton of Calcareous secreted Mesodermal Skeleton CaCO3 No system No system Hydrostatic Exoskeleton and chitinous or calcareous by mantle endoskeleton Sexual Sexually, Hermaphrodite, Sexual, Hermaphrodite Hermaphrodite, Sexual, separate Separate sexes and sexual, Reproduction Hermaphrodite, regeneration and Separate sexes (Earthworm) or Separate sexes Asexual, Budding sexes Metamorphosis Asexual, Budding fission separate sexes (Neries) (Gemmules) Bippinaria and Larval Form Free swimming Free Swimming Trochophore Trochophore larva Larva, nymph or instar Brachiolaria Dorsolateral and Circular and Water vascular Movement Non motile Motile or sessile Motile or sessile Muscular foot Walking or flight ventrolaterl muscles longitudinal muscles system Gastropoda (Snail, Spongilla, Hydra, Obelia, Planaria, Polychaetae (Neries), Crustacea(Crab,prawan), Insecta Ascaris, Rhabditis, Slug), Bivalvia Leucoselenia, Sea anemone, Tapeworm, Liver Oligochaetae (Flies, Bees), Arachnida Sea star, brittle star, Examples Entrobius, (Mussels and oyster), Spongilla, Madrepora, fluke and Blood (Earthworm) & (Spiders), Myiapoda (Centipedes sea cucumber Ancylostoma Cephalopoda (Squid Euplectella fluke Hirudinea(Leech) & cuttlefish) & millipedes) Edible, Shells in tar Washing and Earthworm as farmer Harmful(Mosquito, Flies, Tse tse Highest power of Endoparasites and and buttons, Pearl bathing, Endoparasites of friend & medicinal fly, locusts) regeneration and Importance Coral formation have more than one formation & Absorption of human leech (Hirudo Useful(Honey bee, silkworm, evolutionary link to host Injurious to garden sound and fluids medicinalis) butterflies and scavenger insects) chrordates and ships Kingdom Animalia(Chordata) Character Pisces Amphibia Reptilia Aves Mammalia Aanamniotes, cold Amniotes and cold Lack bladder in excretory system Highest brain capacities Cyclostomata Chondrichthyes Osteichthyes blooded blooded Stream lined Variable with or Streamlined Stream lind, with four divisions head, With hairs and mammary glands Body Long and eel like Fusiform body body without tail neck, trunk and tail No swim bladder Tetrapod limbs or Better developed Flight and walking Limbs No paired Fins and swim Movement enlarges pectoral legless (Caecelians), limbs for efficient appendages bladder fins webbed feet locomotion J shaped stomach, Complete digestive No teeth but have gizzard for crushing Complete and specialized, two sets of Lacks stomach Terminal mouth, Ventral mouth & system food teeth Digestion Ventral sectorial teeth may be Tube like and complete olfactory sacs not mouth found connected 4-5 pairs of gills, Gills in larva & lungs Lungs Syrinx for voice, Lungs, extended to form Lungs & larynx at the top of taraches Respiration 6-14 pairs of gills 5-7 pairs of gills operculum in adults, air sacs, have parabrpnchi and one way air present metamorphosis flow Single circuit & Single circuit & Single circuit Three chambered heart Four chambered Four chambered heart and double circuit Four chambered heart and left aortic arch, Circulation Heart with one Multiple aortic with one auricle and double circuit heart circulation, right aortic arch Non nucleated RBCs auricle arches and one atrium circulation Bony skeleton, smooth Bony endo, Dry Epidermal exoskeleton, feathers, scales on Bony Endoskeleton & two body cavities Bony, Cycloid, Cartilaginous and Cartilaginous and skin with glands and scaly skin legs, hollow bones, large skull sockets, due to diaphragm, inner ear ossicles Skeleton Ganoid or ctenoid scales absent Placoid scales chromatophores, scales jaws extend to form a beak scales absent Copulatory organ Separate sexes, internal usually without Separate sexes, Viviparous, internal Sexual, separate Sexual & separate Separate sexes for internal copulatory organ, only one ovary and fertilization sexes lampreys, Separate sexes, Reprodution sexes, oviparous external fertiliazation, oviduct is functional hag fishes are external fertilization or viviparous fertilization oviparous, large hermaphrodite yolky eggs Lizard, snake, Ostrich, Kiwi, Robin, Kestel, kingfisher , 1. Prototheria or egg laying ( Duck bill Hag fish and Skate, Rays and Perch, trout, Examples Frog, toad , salamander sphenodon, sparrow, Mallard and platypus) lamprey Sharks Palaice crocodiles 2. Metatheria or pouched (kangroo, Important in food Adapted to land Food chain, evolved from archaeopteryx opossum and tasmanian wolf), Predator, Food, chain, 3. Eutheria (placental mammals, human, Primitive Food chain, Importance source of vit A Biodiversity, whale, elephant , horse, rat, mice , bat & chordates biodiversity and D by liver oil Developed into dolphin) dipnoi