anatomy & evolution Flashcards

1
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what can be used to construct phylogenies, was first constructed using

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gene sequencing, RNA genes

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2
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vertebrates are part of a phylum -

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chordata

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3
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chordates all have a long …. found in the mesoderm layer

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notochord

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4
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modifications to the head of vertebrates allowed us to become …

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predacious

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5
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the first vertebrates lacked -

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jaws

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6
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can date fossils to tell us

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the sequence of events

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7
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how are we tetrapods

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vertebrates that live on land - needed many changes to anatomy (used to live in sea)

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8
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tetrapods - shift from respiration via gills to ….. respiratory system

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lung based

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9
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evolution of tetrapod - gained a ….. - important to live on land

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palate

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10
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extant tetrapods - (still living) involves (2)

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amphibia and amniotes

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11
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are we amniotes or amphibia

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amniotes

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12
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name amniote comes from

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one of 3 membranes that surround embryo - closest membrane to embryo

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13
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allantois membrane around embryo

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gas exchange and stores metabolic waste
-umbilical cord in mammals

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14
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chorion membrane around embryo

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protective membrane around the egg (outer layer)

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15
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what layer around embryo contributes to umbilical cord

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allantois

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16
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evolution of the mammal middle ear -

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a new jaw joint evolved

17
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mammals are split into 3 groups

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monotremes, marsupials, eutherians

18
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3 key events in evolution in our anatomy -

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  1. we are vertebrates
  2. we have jaws
  3. tetrapods - moved to land from sea
19
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phylogeny =

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emergence of form through evolution

20
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what can be used to construct phylogenies

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comparisons between gene sequences from diff organisms
-related organisms share more closely related genes

21
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phylogenies were first constructed using

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ribosomal RNA genes

22
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phylogenies are now constructed using

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genome data

23
Q

what phylum are we part of

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chordata

24
Q

in vertebrates, notochord is replaced by

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vertebrae of backbone

25
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the fossil record fills in the gaps between

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jawless and jawed vertebrates

26
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extant tetrapods

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amphibia and amniotes

27
Q

how many ear ossicles do mammals have

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3

28
Q

how are humans and chimps both primates

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very similar genomes
very similar protein coding regions
come from one ancestor

29
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3 key events in evolution underpin our anatomy

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emergence of vertebrates
emergence of gnathostomes
tetrapods