Lab ( 3) Kingdom: Animalia

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Lab ( 3) Kingdom: Animalia Characteristics of animals: - Multicellular - Eukaryotic organisms - Cells with out cell wall Animalia is divided in two group : A/ Invertebrate ( animals with out backbones ). B/ Vertebrate ( animals with backbones ). Invertebrate classified in to eight phylum : 1-Phylum: Porifera (Sponges) 2- Phylum: Cnidaria (Coelentrata) 3- Phylum: Platyhelminthes 4- Phylum: Nematoda 5- Phylum: Annelida 6- Phylum: Mollusca 7- Phylum: Arthropoda 8- Phylum: Echinodermata 9-Phylum: Chordata

1-Class : Calcarea a/order :Homocoela e.g. Leucosolenia sp. b/ Order : Heterocoela e.g. Sycon sp., Grantia sp. 2-Class : Demospongiae a/order : Monaxonida e.g. Spongilla sp. b/order : Keratosa e.g. Euspongia sp. 3-Class : Hexactinellida Order : Lyssacinosidae e.g. Euplectella sp. Phylum : Porifera (Sponges) Phylum : Porifera Pore bearing animal which are commonly called sponges. Aquatic mostly marine. Asymmetrical ( have irregularly shaped ). Body is supported by a skeleton made up of ( calcareous spicules or siliceous spicules or sponging fibers).

Their have three types of canal system ( Asconoid or Syconoid or Leuconoid ). Body wall is composed of, Outer dermal epithelium (Pinacocytes), Middle mesenchyma layer (Mesoglea) have amoeboid cells and spicules, Inner spongocoel cavity lind with (choanocytes) have flagella to filter out food from water. Gastric cavity ( Spongocoel) opens to the exterior by osculum. Nutrition, Respiration and Excretion by canal system. Asexual reproduction by budding. Sexual reproduction by ova and sperms. Regeneration ( can grow back missing body parts ). Hermaphrodite ( both sexes in same organism). 1- Class : Calcarea Calcareous spicules present a/ Order : Homocoela Asconoid type canal system Genus : Leucosolenia sp. -Colony is composed of whitish vertical cylinders and tubes about 25 m.m. long. -Vertical tubes of the colony are joined together by horizontal tubes at the base, sessile to substratum. -Calcarous spicules ( made of calcium carbonate ) are Monaxon or Triaxon. -Choanocytes are lind spongocoel

-Canal system is of the simplest type. water inters through : Ostia Spongocoel Osculum Leucosolenia sp. Tri- radiate spicules

Leucosolenia sp. Asconoid type

b/order : Heterocoela Syconoid type canal system with internal folds. Genus : Sycon sp. -Complex vase shaped body, measuring ( 20-25) m.m. in length and (5-6) m.m. in diameter. -At the distal free end there is a large osculum encircled by monaxon spicules forming funnel shaped collar or oscular fringe. -Body wall is thick through which monaxon, triaxon and tetraxon spicules project. -Choanocytes are restricted to radial canals. -Canal system is syconoid type, water inters through : Ostia Incurrent canals Prosopyle Radial canals Apopyles Spongocoel Osculum.

Sycon sp. Syconoid type

2-Class : Demospongia - Spongin fibres or siliceous spicules. -Leuconoid type canal system. a/order : Monaxonida Spongin may or may not be present spicules monaxon. Genus : Spongilla sp. -Commonly known as fresh water sponge. -Body wall consists of very thin dermal layer. Perforated with dermal pores or ostia. -Skeleton is composed of sponging fibres, the siliceous spicules are in the form of network embedded in the sponging. -Choanocytes are restricted to flagellated chamber - Canal system is of the complex leuconoid type, water inters through : Ostia Incurrent canals prosopyle Several flagellated chamber Apopyle Excurrent canal Spongocoel Osculum.

Spongilla sp. Leuconoid typy

b/ Order : Keratosa Skeleton of sponging fibers only. Genus : Euspongia sp. -Commonly called as bath sponge attached to rocky substratum. - Complex type of sponge, in which there is a further increase in the folding of the body wall. -Surface of the body contains large opening called as oscula and small opening called as inhalant canals. Euspongia sp.

3- Class : Hexactinellida Glass sponges with siliceous spicules of triaxon or six rays. Order : Lyssacinosidae Genus : Euplectella sp. -Commonly called as ( Venus s flower basket ) due to it s beautiful elegant glossy shape like knitted elongated basket. -Animal measures (15-30) c.m. in length and (2-3) c.m. indiameter. -Body is long,rigidly curved and cylindrical. -Spicules are joined together forming a network. -Osculum is closed in a bove with a sieve plate. -Canal system is of simple sycon type. Euplectella sp.