9 Weeks Test Flashcards

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Chordata Traits?

A
Dorsal Hollow Nerve Chord 
Notochord
Endostyle
Pharengeal Gill Slits
Postanal Tail
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Vertabrata Traits?

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Cranium
Chambered Heart
Tripartitte Brain
W shaped Myomers

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Myo?

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Muscles

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Merse?

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Fibers

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A; AN?

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no

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Gnatha?

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Jaw

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What groups are in agnatha?

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Petromyzotida

Myxini

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What is Petromyzotida?

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Stone Sucking

Lamprey

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What is myxini?

A

Slime

Hagfish

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10
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Petro?

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Stone

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Myzotida?

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Sucking

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Thermo?

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Heat/Temperature

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Conductive Heat?

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Heat transfer between two solids

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Convective Heat?

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Heat transfered by a fluid medium

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Radiative Heat?

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Heat transfered by photons

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16
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Metabolic Heat?

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Heat transfered through internal chemical reactions

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17
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Endo?

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Inside/internal

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Ecto?

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Outside/External

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19
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Ectoderm?

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Body heat primarily derived from external sources

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20
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Endotherm?

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Body heat primaril derived from Internal Metabolism

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21
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Homo/Homeo?

A

Same

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22
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Kilo?

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1000

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23
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Poikilo?

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Variation by 1000

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Homotherm?

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Body temp maintained in a small range

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Poikilotherm?
Body temp varies widely across a large range
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What is the equation for metabolism?
Sugar + O2 --> Heat + Energy + CO2
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Amphi?
Many
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bia?
life
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What does amphibia refer to?
its life on land and water
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What 3 groups are in amphibia?
Urodela Anura Gymnophiona
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What is a urodela?
Caudata (tailed) tail evidence of salamander
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What is a anura?
Salientia (tailess) No tail Frogs and toads
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What is a Gymnophiona?
Caecillian | Naked snake
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What is gigantothermic?
big things change temp slower than smaller ones | More of you is on the inside, not out
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Someone with a large volume to surface area heats and cools how fast?
quickly
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Someone with small volume to surface area heats and colls how fast?
slowly
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Myxi?
slime
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Myzotida?
Sucking
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Petro?
Stone
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Gnatha?
Jaw
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A, An?
No | Without
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Stoma, Stomata?
Opening
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Myo?
Muscles
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Mer?
Unit
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Bia, Bio?
Life
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Ichthyes?
fish
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Chondor?
Cartilage
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Oste?
Bone
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Ptery?
Wing/Fin
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Actin?
Ray
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Sarc?
Fleshy
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Holo?
Complete
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Poda?
Foot
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Tetra?
Four
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Teleo?
Final
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Amphi?
Many
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Uro?
tail
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Della?
Evidence
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Ophion?
snake
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Gymn?
naked
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Where did big animals tend to live?
cold habitat
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Where did small animals tend to live?
warm habitat
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What do you change if you want to change sa but keep the same volume?
Change shape by giving more sides
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What do you do to stay warm?
Constrict veins
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ht do we do to make us cool?
dialate veins to make it move faster
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What do we do if we are comfortable with our temp?
we dont constrict or dialate
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What do arteries and vesscles do in the leg?
they are connected so blood going down warms the blood coming back up
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What do ears control?
if bigger, it cools the body down | if smaller, it keeps heat
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What is needed to digest food?
enzymes
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What is the common name for myxini?
hagfish
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Wht is the common nme for petromyzotida?
lamprey
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What is the common name for chondrichthyes?
sharkes skates rays
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What is the common name for anura?
frog and toads
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What is the common name for urodela?
salemander
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What is the common name for gymnophiona?
Snakes | not found in north america
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What is the common name for holoostei?
gar fish
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What is the common name for telostei?
bass fish
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What does the endothermic homeotherm chart look like?
Up in really cold down in average temp Up in really hot
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What does the ectothermic poikiotherm chart look like?
Down in really cold Average in average temp Up in really hot
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What is the thermoneurtral zone?
not having t contorl metabolism
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How is the metabolic rate measured?
either O2/min or CO2/min
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What does myxini lack?
seperation of the notochord
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What animal was the first one to have vertabrate traits?
petromyzotida
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What groups fish?
IF they are made of cartalige or bone
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What do you use to float if you are cartalige?
oily body parts
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What do you use to float if you are made of bone?
swim bladder
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What seperates sharks and fish?
Shark: heterocereal Fish: homocercal Shark: no operculum Fish: Has operculum
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How do you seperate boney fish?
Actin: ray Sarco: flesh fins
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What does pterygii mean?
fin
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What is the two examples of sarcopterygii (fleshy fins)?
Coelocanths | Lung fish
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What are the examples of actinpterygii (ray fins)
birchirs
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What was an example of holoostei?
Gar (completely boney)
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What is an exmple of teleostei?
Bass (bottom jaw sucks in water to get food)
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How do you stay at a comfortable temp?
If you want colder, you flush and blood goes to the skin | If you want warmer, your blood goes to the core
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WHat is the opposite of counter current exchange?
The arteries and veins are apart and insulation is between them Usually in hot animals like camals