Structural Organisation in Animals Mind Map

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Structural Organisation in Animals

  • Animal Tissues

    • Epithelial Tissue
      • Simple Epithelium
        • Squamous (e.g., blood vessels, alveoli)
        • Cuboidal (e.g., nephrons, ducts of glands)
        • Columnar (e.g., lining of stomach, intestine)
        • Ciliated (e.g., bronchioles, fallopian tubes)
      • Compound Epithelium
        • Multi-layered
        • Protective function (e.g., skin surface)
      • Glandular Epithelium
        • Unicellular (e.g., goblet cells)
        • Multicellular (e.g., salivary glands)
      • Cell Junctions
        • Tight junctions (stop leakage)
        • Adhering junctions (cementing)
        • Gap junctions (rapid communication)
    • Connective Tissue
      • Loose Connective Tissue
        • Areolar tissue (beneath skin)
        • Adipose tissue (fat storage)
      • Dense Connective Tissue
        • Dense regular (tendons, ligaments)
        • Dense irregular (skin)
      • Specialized Connective Tissue
        • Cartilage (solid, pliable; e.g., tip of nose)
        • Bone (hard, non-pliable; skeletal support)
        • Blood (fluid connective tissue, circulation)
    • Muscle Tissue
      • Skeletal Muscle (Striated, voluntary)
      • Smooth Muscle (Unstriated, involuntary, visceral)
      • Cardiac Muscle (Striated, branched, involuntary, intercalated discs)
    • Neural Tissue
      • Neurons (Structural and functional units)
      • Neuroglial cells (Protect and support neurons)
  • Organ and Organ System

    • Organ level (Complex integration of tissues)
    • Organ System level (Coordinated physiological functions for survival)
  • Earthworm (Pheretima posthuma)

    • Morphology
      • Long, cylindrical, reddish-brown
      • Metamerically segmented (100тАУ120 segments)
      • Dorsal and ventral surfaces; clitellum (segments 14тАУ16)
    • Anatomy & Physiology
      • Digestive System (Straight alimentary canal, buccal cavity, gizzard, typhlosole)
      • Circulatory System (Closed type, heart loops, blood glands)
      • Respiratory System (Moist body wall for cutaneous respiration)
      • Excretory System (Segmental nephridia: pharyngeal, septal, integumentary)
      • Nervous System (Ventral nerve cord, cerebral ganglia)
      • Reproductive System (Hermaphrodite; testes, ovaries, spermathecae, cocoon formation)
  • Cockroach (Periplaneta americana)

    • Morphology
      • Segmented body, chitinous exoskeleton (sclerites)
      • Three regions: Head, Thorax, Abdomen
      • Head: Compound eyes, antennae, biting-chewing mouthparts
      • Thorax: Prothorax, mesothorax, metathorax; two pairs of wings, three pairs of legs
      • Abdomen: 10 segments in both sexes; anal cerci
    • Anatomy & Physiology
      • Digestive System (Foregut, midgut, hindgut, gizzard, hepatic caeca)
      • Circulatory System (Open type, haemolymph, 13-chambered heart, alary muscles)
      • Respiratory System (Network of trachea, spiracles for gaseous exchange)
      • Excretory System (Malpighian tubules, uricotelic)
      • Nervous System (Fused ganglia, ventral nerve cord, supra-oesophageal ganglion)
      • Reproductive System (Dioecious; male and female reproductive organs, oothecae development)
  • Frog (Rana tigrina)

    • Morphology
      • Amphibian lifestyle (land and water)
      • Smooth, moist skin (mucus secretion for camouflage and respiration)
      • Body divided into Head and Trunk (neck and tail absent)
      • Sexual dimorphism (male vocal sacs, copulatory pads on forelimbs)
    • Anatomy & Physiology
      • Digestive System (Complete alimentary canal, short alimentary tract due to carnivory, liver, pancreas)
      • Respiratory System (Cutaneous respiration in water, pulmonary respiration on land, buccal respiration)
      • Circulatory System (Closed type, 3-chambered heart: 2 atria, 1 ventricle; sinus venosus, conus arteriosus, hepatic portal system)
      • Excretory System (Mesonephric kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, ureotelic)
      • Control & Coordination (Brain, spinal cord, cranial/spinal nerves, well-developed sense organs: eyes, tympanum)
      • Reproductive System (Dioecious; male testes, female ovaries, external fertilization, aquatic development via tadpole larva)