1ESO Animals 4 - Contenido educativo
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Today we have video number five
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Use this part of our cardboard so the remaining part under
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cnidarians
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This is what we're gonna do today for the lab book. Okay about the worms. What we need to do is a
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clam shell
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Opening okay, we're going to do something like this. Okay, so just follow my instruction to first do the foldings
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Okay, but it needs to end up like this
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okay, so the first thing we need to take is a piece of paper a white paper and measure on a square of
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15 centimeters long 15 15 because it's on a square
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Okay, when you have it ready you cut it. Okay fit here
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okay and you will need to fold it in half when you fold it in half then you need to fold it back
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again okay and when it's ready open okay you see the marks here okay now we're gonna make a
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triangle triangle here okay so we have all the parts settle okay now we have all the different
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folds here okay okay I have discovered that you need to fold it in this direction okay so when
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When you have it ready, what you need to do is to put the things inside and you finally
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get the clamp.
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So when you finished making all the foldings, you are going to write outside here Worms.
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Remember this part, the opposite to the Worms, we are going to glue it to the lab book.
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So this will be Worms and when we open, we need to mark these four parts.
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is here and we mark these four parts that we are going to divide our flap
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okay so here is what we need to have inside our foldings okay so remember we
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need to have worms here on the front part this will be the opposite will be
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the part that we stick to our lab book and when we open we need to have
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something like this okay so first thing we're going to divide into four
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different parts the same as here okay four four okay so let's start here with
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the flat worms okay I have to say that worms is a very diverse group okay we
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have very different types of animals and they are in different types of groups
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okay so we have here some of the most common ones okay so we start with the
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flat worms they are worms that as the name say they are flat okay most of them
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are parasites and but the difference with the other groups that we have
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studied the boryphor and the neidarian system these they have nervous system
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okay what is represented here is the nervous system an example of this we
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have the tapeworm, it is a parasite, in Spanish we call it tenia, and the planaria, those are two
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parasites that humans can have. Then we have the nematodes, they have unsegmented cylindrical
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bodies, so they are round worms, but they do not have segments. Examples, the intestinal worms,
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I'm sure to some of you, your family has said, don't do that, because if you do that, you will
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have is intestinal worms. These are the worms that you have if you have them.
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Also the anisakis that is a very common one that is in the fish and
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some of your family might have and you have to be careful with the
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fish. Then we have the annelids. The difference with the
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other two groups is that they have segmented bodies. Bodies divided into
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two parts. We have three different groups, okay? We have the polychets, the oligochets,
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and the iridinians. So, the polychets are most of the marine, example we have the
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nereids, the oligochets, we have the earthworm, the typical, lombriz de tierra,
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okay? The typical one is an oligochet, and the iridinian, example leeches, leeches
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are sanguijuelas, okay, the one that suck the blood, okay, and there are other groups of worms,
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there are many, many, many different type of groups of worms, I think I have some examples here,
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for example, the rotifers, we have the micrognathozoa, gastrotrix, endoprocta, etc.,
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okay, these are examples, okay, of other groups that we have, what you have to learn very well
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are the flatworms, the nematodes are the anelites.
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Thank you.
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- Idioma/s:
- Autor/es:
- Marta Garcia
- Subido por:
- Marta G.
- Licencia:
- Reconocimiento - No comercial - Sin obra derivada
- Visualizaciones:
- 132
- Fecha:
- 29 de marzo de 2020 - 22:47
- Visibilidad:
- Clave
- Centro:
- IES FORTUNY
- Duración:
- 05′ 53″
- Relación de aspecto:
- 1.00:1
- Resolución:
- 1280x1280 píxeles
- Tamaño:
- 195.34 MBytes
