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Evolution of Animals (Metazoa)
BIOL 1407
Animal Body Plan
• Tissues– Absent =
Parazoa– Present =
Eumetazoa
Radial Symmetry
• Encounter environment equally from all sides
• Sessile, sedentary or planktonic
• Sea Anemone Feeding Video
• http://www.mbayaq.org/efc/video_library/video_library.aspx
• Then click on “Anemone Feeding”
• Jellyfish Swimming• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=760lUxyle6I
Bilateral Symmetry
• Central nervous system in head
• Active movers• Frilled lizard video• http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/pl
ayer/animals/reptiles-animals/lizards/lizard_frilled_ontherun.html?fs=animals.nationalgeographic.com
• Crocodile gallop video• http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/natsci/herpetology/
brittoncrocs/images/cj-gallop2.mpg
Number of Germ Layers
• Diploblastic: has two germ layers– Endoderm– Ectoderm
• Triploblastic: has three germ layers– Endoderm– Mesoderm– Ectoderm
Question?
Body Cavities
• What is a body cavity?– Fluid-filled cavity separates digestive tract
from body wall
Body Cavities
• Advantages:– Fluid cushions organs– Acts as hydrostatic skeleton– Allows internal organs to move independently
of body wall– Allows internal organs space for folding
Development
• Protostome– Fate of blastopore– Type of cleavage: spiral and determinate– Coelom formation
• Deuterostome– Fate of blastopore– Type of cleavage: radial and indeterminate– Coelom formation
Animation of Spiral and Radial Cleavage
http://worms.zoology.wisc.edu/urchins/rad_spir.html
Schizocoelous Enterocoelous
Sister Taxon
Model of Early Animal Evolution
Evolution of Animals
• Earliest animal fossils
• Fossilized embryos from China
• 575 mya
Ediacaran Fauna
• 565-550 mya• Australia• Soft-bodied
animal fossils• What type of
symmetry?
Ediacaran Fauna
• Animal fossil• Many body segments• Head• What type of
symmetry?
Cambrian Explosion
• 535-525 mya• Animal diversity ↑↑• 50% extant animal
phyla in fossil record
Burgess Shale Fossils
Cambrian Explosion
• First animals with hard mineralized skeletons
• 1st arthropods, chordates & echinoderms
Hypotheses for Cambrian Explosion
(1) Predator-prey coevolution
(2) Rise in atmospheric oxygen levels ↑ metabolic rate and body size
(3) Evolution of Hox genes developmental flexibility
Traditional Phylogenetic Tree
• Was based on body plans– Tissues absent or present– Type of symmetry– Types of body cavities– Protostomes versus deuterostomes
Modern Phylogenetic Tree
• Based on molecular data
Modern Phylogenetic Tree
• Reinforces some of traditional tree– Parazoa vs. Eumetazoa– Radial vs. Bilateral– Deuterostomes are a clade
Modern Phylogenetic Tree
• Radical affects on other parts– Body cavity characteristics are analogous– Two main lineages for most invertebrates
• Lophotrochozoa• Ecdysozoa
Lophotrochozoa
• Clade named for presence of either a:– Lophophore
(horse-shoe shaped ciliated feeding apparatus)
– Trochophore larva
Lophotrochozoa
Ecdysozoa
• Clade was named for presence of
• Ecdysis = molting• Produce an
exoskeleton• Must be shed as
animal grows
The End
Unless otherwise specified, all images in this presentation came from:
Campbell, et al. 2008. Biology, 8th ed. Pearson Benjamin Cummings.
Slides 19 and 28 are from Campbell, et al. 2005. Biology, 7 th ed.