1) The document discusses the structural organization and reproductive systems of various animals including the common Indian earthworm and American cockroach.
2) It describes the male and female reproductive systems of earthworms, noting the location and structure of testes, ovaries, sperm ducts, and spermathecae.
3) The reproductive system of cockroaches is also outlined, identifying the location of testes, accessory glands, spermathecae, ovaries, and oviducts.
1) The document discusses the structural organization and reproductive systems of various animals including the common Indian earthworm and American cockroach.
2) It describes the male and female reproductive systems of earthworms, noting the location and structure of testes, ovaries, sperm ducts, and spermathecae.
3) The reproductive system of cockroaches is also outlined, identifying the location of testes, accessory glands, spermathecae, ovaries, and oviducts.
1) The document discusses the structural organization and reproductive systems of various animals including the common Indian earthworm and American cockroach.
2) It describes the male and female reproductive systems of earthworms, noting the location and structure of testes, ovaries, sperm ducts, and spermathecae.
3) The reproductive system of cockroaches is also outlined, identifying the location of testes, accessory glands, spermathecae, ovaries, and oviducts.
1) The document discusses the structural organization and reproductive systems of various animals including the common Indian earthworm and American cockroach.
2) It describes the male and female reproductive systems of earthworms, noting the location and structure of testes, ovaries, sperm ducts, and spermathecae.
3) The reproductive system of cockroaches is also outlined, identifying the location of testes, accessory glands, spermathecae, ovaries, and oviducts.
-Pain of testes at 4th-6th abdominal Common indian varieties segment. Male Reproductive system Peretima and Lumbricus -Genital pouch has -1) Anus - Testes : Pair of yellowish 2) Male genital pore ovoid structures, adheres to 3) Phallomere upper part of kidneys by -Anal style present mesorchium. Reproductive System ( Hermaphrodite ) Male- 2pairs of testes (10th and 11th). Female Reproductive system -Vas differentia upto 18th segment. -Pain of ovories at 2th-6th abdominal Female Reproductive system -One pair of accessory gland in segment. 17th and 19th segments. -Genital pouch has -1)Female gonopore - A pair of ovories situated -4 pairs of spermathecae in 6th 2)Spermathecal pores near kidneys. - 9th Segments. 3)Collateral glands Tight- check the flow between cells. - No functional connection Animal tissue Cell junction -Anal style absent. Gap- helps in between cells’ communication. with kidneys by mesorchium. Female- 1 Pair of ovories at 12th Adhering- cements the cells together. intersegmental septa of and 13th. EXCRETORY SYSTEM -Ovorian funnels beneath ovories. Respiratory System 1) Epithelial Tissue Excretory organ - Nephridia -Oviduct opens on 14th segment -Trachea, divided into tracheoles as female genital pore. -Integumentary - attached to the living -Tracheoles carry oxygen to all body Fertilization of body wall from 3rd to end. ii) Simple: made of single layer of cells. iii) Compound parts. - External in water. i) Glandular: Columnar and -Septal - present on both sides of - Development involves a cuboidal are specialized and intersegmental septa of 15th to end. -Trachea opens via spiracles. squamous squamous larval stage, tadpole. for secretion. -Pharyngeal as- 3 paired tufts in 4th – 6th - function is exchange of material, filtration & - Protection against abrasion. - Tadpole Adult. Unicellular – goblet cells of alimentary canal little absorption. segments. - Epidermis of skin, hair & oral -Nephridia regulate volume and composition of Vascular system Multicellular – salivary glands - lining cavity organs like heart, lungs etc. cavity. body fluids. -Open type Endocrine – Pituitary, thymus -They start as a funnel to connects excess -Blood,called Haemolymph has Circulatory System Exocrine – sweat & sebaceous glands Cuboidal fluid from coelomic chamber. colorless plasma and haemocytes. Columnar -Heart: 3-Chambered, - Absorption & -Deliver body waste to body to body wall -Alary muscles help in circulation. 2 Artia + 1 Ventricle. 2) CONNECTIVE TISSUE - Protection & secretion. surface through pore. secretion. -Heart is dorsal and 13 chambered. -Ventricle opens into conus - tubules and ducts - Epiglottis & mammary arteriosus on ventral side LOOSE DENSE SPECIALIZED glands. of glands & surface of heart. - Areolar - Regular - lymph of ovary. Sensory system Alimentary canal -Blood from heart is carried - Adipose - Blood Columnar Cuboidal - No eyes but sensitive to light & to all body parts by arterial - Irregular -Divided into - Foregut, midgut and - Bones - secretion & touch. system. - help in mechanical & chemical hindgut. - Cartilage absorption. - Chemoreceptors 7 for response to stress. -Mouth opens into Pharynx chemical stimuli. - Gastrointestinal - sweat glands, and cand & - Sense organs located on anterior Oesophagus Crop (food storing tract. female urethra. part of body region) Gizzard, where grinding Blood Vascular system 3) NEURAL TISSUE of food occurs Hepatic Caeca -Heart + Blood vessels + Midgut Malpighian tubules Blood. Ciliated Psuedo – stratified Digestive System Hindgut. -RBCS are nucleated and - Movement of I- 3 segment Terminal mouth opens in buccal red in color - Protection & movevment Nervous system -Hindgut is divided into ileum, Colon mucous & egg. cavity. - Represent by Ganglia. and rectum. - Respiration tract & - Salivary glands,trachea, Muscular Pharynx 5-7 segment. and male urethra. - Ganglia arranged on ventral Oesophagus -Rectum opens out through anus. fallopian tube. 8-9 segment. paired nerve cord. helps in grinding soil and Gizzard Lymphatic system - The bifurcated nerve cord joins the decaying leaues. -Lymph + Lymph channel cerebral ganglia dorsally to from stomach 9-14 segment - calciferous General Features LOREM IPSUM nerve ring. Body Head + Lymph nodes. gland neutralizes humic acid Prothorax - cerebral ganglia commands muscu- in humus Thorax Mesothorax -Lymph has no RBC's 4) MUSCULAR TISSUE lar responses. intestine 15- last segment - Open into Abdomen Metathorax -skeletal/ striated -long & cylindrical Anus. (covered by hard chitinous exoskeleton made of present in-limbs, tongue & pharynx typhlosole Characterised by presence of NAG ) -Smooth / Unstriated -walls of viscer- internal medial fold of dorsal -Head has compound eye, Ocellus and Digestive system Respiratory system wall. al organ antennae. -Short alimentary canal -spindle shaped with pointed end - No specialized breathing organ system. -Has mosaic vision for nocturnal vision + digestive glands. -Carcliac -Long & cylindrical - Exchange occurs via moist body surface into (Covering of mouth) MORPHOLOGY -Mouth Buccal cavity -Uninucleate Stomach Intestine -Presentin Heart blood stream. rectum cloaca. (5-9 segments)
-Digested food is absorbed
within intestine and (14-16)
undigested solid waste is Nervous system CLOSED CIRCULATORY SYSTEM (14 segments)
removed via cloaca.
- has blood vessels, capillaries and heart. (18 segments)
Central Peripheral Autonomic
- contraction helps blood circulation in one Respiratory system direction. Land- Buccal cavity skin Brain Cranial Sympathetic - smaller blood vessels supply the gut, nerve and Lungs as pulmonary nerves cord & body wall. Spiral cord Parasympathetic respiratory organs. Spiral - Blood glands in 4th 5th & 6th segment Water- Skin acts as nerves produce blood cells & hems globin. cutaneous respiratory organ. -Brain- present in cranium, has 3 parts:- 1) Fore brain 2) Mid brain 3) Hind brain
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