7g Flashcards

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List the major evolutionary steps that led to differentiation of the various chordate groups up to the mammals

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Skull, Vertebral column, Jaws, Lungs, Lobed fins, Limbs, Amniotic egg, Hair, Milk

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What is an Amniotic egg

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reproductive output is isolated and away from water which protect the offspring

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what is the Vertebral column and what is it made from

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the spine, made from bone or cartilage

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4
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List the anatomical features that distinguish the mammals from other chordates;

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Fur – insulation (important for endotherms)
Four-chambered heart
mammary glands (for nurturing young)
other unique glands (sweat, sebaceous, scent)
highly developed brain

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5
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Name the three main groups of mammals

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monotremes, marsupials, and placental mammals

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what is the recognisaled trait in monotremes + example

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Lay eggs

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what is the recognisaled traits in marsupials + example

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brief development in the uterus
remaining development is supported by milk
most develop within a pouch
- kangeroos, Koala

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what is the recognisaled trait in placental mammals + example

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embryonic development is complete before leaving the uterus
- humans, bos, equine

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9
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List the four adaptations thought to have been most important in the evolution of humans from other primates

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binocular vision - forward facing eye critical for depth perception
grasping hands - precise manoeuvre for fine motor skills
a large brain - high intelligence and communication
Bipedalism - upright stance it benefited them as it freed their hand so carrying either young or tools and held endless possibility for behaviour adaptations.

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what is Bipedalism

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Bipedalism - upright stance it benefited them as it freed their hand so carrying either young or tools and held endless possibility for behaviour adaptations.

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Numonic for chordata

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Tasty, Loins, Cooked

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12
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Translate:
Tasty Loins Cooked

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Tunicates, Lacelets, Chraniates

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13
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Numonic for Craniates

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How Lovley Cocks Rock Criminals Lives And Rectums

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14
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Numonic for Vertebrates

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Little Cocks Ruin Children Lives And Raise Maniacs

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Translate:
How Lovley Cocks Rock Criminals Lives And Rectums

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Hag-fishes, Lumpreys, Cartilaginous Fishes, Ray - Finned Fishes, Coelacanths, Lungfishes, Amphibians, Reptiles

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Translate:
Little Cocks Ruin Children Lives And Raise Maniacs

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Lumpreys, Cartilaginous Fishes, Ray - Finned Fishes, Coelacanths, Lungfishes, Amphibians, Reptiles, Mammals