BIO1004F/S

Summary of Mollusca Characteristics and 3 most universal features. Discussion of Circulatory- and Reproductive-System with fully labelled diagrams. Further breakdown and discussion of the 4 Main Clases (Chitons, Bivalves, Gastropods & Cephalopods).

A 2 page summary of the Nematoda Phylum. Includes characteristics, fully labelled diagram of body cavity structure as well as detail of Digestion and Reprodcution.

Fully labeled diagram of Body Structures as well as movement diagram and explanation. Each of the structures of the Complex Worm are Discussed with visual aid where needed (Segmentation, Digestion, Respiration, Circulation, Nervous System). Detailed expansion of the 3 Classes (Polychaeta, Oligochaeta, Hirundinea) with fully labelled diagrams.

Seven page document on Everything from the characteristics (fully labelled diagram) of the Flat Worm to a breakdown of each of the 4 Classes of Plathyhelminthes. Each Class contains a general summary of characteristics and a detailed labelled diagram of the structures and/or life cycles. There are also examples of familiar organisms in each class.

General Characteristics of Phylum, breakdown of subphylums. Includes reproductive cycles (with fully labelled diagrams) as well as expansion of Subphylum Classes with discussion of anatomy. Spiders, Millipedes, Crabs etc.

Provides an overview of Invertebrates and then focuses on Porifera Phylum. List of characteristics and distinguishes between the 3 Types (Asconoid, Syconoid and Leuconoid). Discusses Physiology, Feeding (Venturi Effect, Bernouli Effect), Fully labelled reproduction diagram and the structures of the Cnidaria body wall.

Summary of Cnidaria Characteristics, fully labelled diagrams and expansion on the 4 Main Classes of Cnidaria (Hydrozoa, Scyphozoa, Cubozoa & Anthozoa). Each of the classes has a characteristics list and a labelled diagram and explanation of various physical structures as well as examples of organisms in those classes we are well acquainted with. Also provides explanation of Cnidarian movement and Hydrosstatic Skeleton.