Animal Diversity Flashcards

Chapter 32

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1
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how many living species of animals have been identified

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1.3 million species

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2
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when was the cambrian explosion

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535-525 million years ago

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3
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what is an animal

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  1. multi. cell euk
  2. lack cell walls
  3. cells held together by structural protein (collagen)
  4. heterotrophs that ingest food
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4
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what are tissues

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group of cells with a common structure

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5
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what tissues are unique to animals

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nervous, muscle

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6
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how do animals reproduce sexually?

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diploid stage dominates life cycle

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7
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cleavage

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after fertilization, the zygote undergoes rapid cell division

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8
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blastula

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cleavage leads to the formation of this multicellular hollow thingy

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9
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gastrula

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different layers of embryonic tissues

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larva

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  • sexually immature
  • morphologically distinct from adult
  • eventually undergoes metamorphosis
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11
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hox genes

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regulate development of body form

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12
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closest living relative of animals

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protists

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13
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choanoflagellates and sponge collar cells

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nearly dientical

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14
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evidence suggests what two are sister groups?

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choanoflagellates and animals

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15
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Ediacaran Biota

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dates from 565 to 550 million years ago

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16
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what happened during cambrian explosion

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earliest fossil appearance of many major groups of living groups

17
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hypotheses regarding cause of cambrian explosion

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  1. new predatory-prey relationships
  2. rise in atmospheric O2
  3. evolution of hox gene cmoplex
18
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when did animals move onto land

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460 million years

19
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when did vertebrates make the transition to land

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365-370 million years ago

20
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what happened during the mesozoic era

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  • coral reefs emerged
  • dinosaurs were the dominant terrestrial vertebrates
  • first mammals
  • flowering plants diversified
21
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cenozoic era

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  • mass extinction of terrestrial and marine animals
    ex.) large nonflying dinosaurs and marine reptiles
22
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how do zoologists categorize animals

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body plan

23
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what symmetry animals have a central nervous sytem

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bilateral animals

24
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tissues

A

collections of specialized cells isolated from other tissues by membranous layers

25
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what animals lack true tissues

A

sponges

26
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diploblasts

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cnidarians, comb jellies

27
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ectoderm

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germ layer covering the embryo’s surface

28
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endoderm

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innermost germ layer

29
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in triploblasts, mesoderm…

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form muscles and organs between endoderm and ectoderm

29
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protostome development

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cleavage is spiral and determinate

30
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coelom

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true body cavity derived from mesoderm

31
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deuterostome development

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cleavage is radial and indeterminate

32
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points of agreement in animal debate

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  1. all animals share a common ancestor
  2. sponges are basal
  3. eumetazoa is a clade of animals with true tissues
  4. most animals belong to bilateria
  5. chordates = deuterostomia
33
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ecdysozoans

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  • nematoda and arthropoda
    (molt of exoskeleton)
34
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lophophore

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  • some lophotrochozoans have this feeding tube
  • others= trochophore larva stage
35
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sponges are the base of what?

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metazoans

36
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are acoelomates basal bilaterans?

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molecular studies say so
—> flatworm-like ancestor

37
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A