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Title: Calcium-based Biominerals in Ascidians and Molluscs
Description: Course name: Bio-inorganic Chemistry Course level: 4000 (4th year undergraduate module) Institution: Universiti Brunei Darussalam 4th year research essay which explains about the biominerals present in Ascidians and Molluscs - specifically calcium carbonate, which are present in 6 different structures. I also wrote in detail on the introduction to deepen other's understanding on what ascidians, molluscs, biominerals and calcium based biominerals actually are, and how does the presence of these minerals affect the life of ascidians and molluscs.
Description: Course name: Bio-inorganic Chemistry Course level: 4000 (4th year undergraduate module) Institution: Universiti Brunei Darussalam 4th year research essay which explains about the biominerals present in Ascidians and Molluscs - specifically calcium carbonate, which are present in 6 different structures. I also wrote in detail on the introduction to deepen other's understanding on what ascidians, molluscs, biominerals and calcium based biominerals actually are, and how does the presence of these minerals affect the life of ascidians and molluscs.
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BIO-INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
ASSIGNMENT
CALCIUM-BASED BIOMINERALS
IN ASCIDIANS AND MOLLUSCS
NAME
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NUR ALIMATUL HAKIMAH BINTI NARUDIN
REGISTRATION NO
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SUBMISSION DATE
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25TH MARCH 2019
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They both are classified under the
same major clade but is then divided into two different subphyla: ascidians from deuterostomia,
whereas molluscs belong to protostomia
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One of the differences between these two subphyla is that blastopore forms future
anus first in deuterostomia, whereas in protostomia, future mouth is formed first
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Phylogenetic tree among Nephorozoa
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Among these three classes, ascidian is
the most diverse class of subphylum urochordata
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Phylogenetic tree of Ascidians
Ascidians are marine invertebrate animals that are permanently attached to hard surfaces
on the ocean floor
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They are commonly known as sea squirts
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Characteristics of the tunicate tadpole larva
Ascidians generally come in three different forms: compound (one big sack), solitary (one
single ascidian), and social (a bunch of solitary ascidians gathered together)
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These two openings are called siphons: an incurrent oral branchial and an
outcurrent atrial siphon (Figure 4, 5 & 6)
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Ascidian showing the top siphon
Figure 5
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Internal anatomy of an ascidian in detail
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Molluscs live in marine and freshwater habitats as well as on land
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Molluscs belong to the phylum mollusca which is the second largest phylum of
invertebrate animals
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Lophotrochozoan is one of the clades of protostomia
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Platyhelminthes
Echinodermata
Deuterostomia
Rotifera
Nemertea
Nephorozoa
Chordata
Bryozoa
Ecdysozoa
Protostomia
Brachiopoda
Phoronida
Lophotrochozoa
Annelida
Mollusca
(Molluscs)
Figure 7
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Freshwater snails are important recyclers of
plant and animal waste
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Because of this,
molluscs are considered excellent ecological indicators of the freshwater and marine
environment as their indicator provides a window into the health of entire ecosystem
Title: Calcium-based Biominerals in Ascidians and Molluscs
Description: Course name: Bio-inorganic Chemistry Course level: 4000 (4th year undergraduate module) Institution: Universiti Brunei Darussalam 4th year research essay which explains about the biominerals present in Ascidians and Molluscs - specifically calcium carbonate, which are present in 6 different structures. I also wrote in detail on the introduction to deepen other's understanding on what ascidians, molluscs, biominerals and calcium based biominerals actually are, and how does the presence of these minerals affect the life of ascidians and molluscs.
Description: Course name: Bio-inorganic Chemistry Course level: 4000 (4th year undergraduate module) Institution: Universiti Brunei Darussalam 4th year research essay which explains about the biominerals present in Ascidians and Molluscs - specifically calcium carbonate, which are present in 6 different structures. I also wrote in detail on the introduction to deepen other's understanding on what ascidians, molluscs, biominerals and calcium based biominerals actually are, and how does the presence of these minerals affect the life of ascidians and molluscs.