Animal Diversity and Development Flashcards

1
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how many animal species have been identified?

A

1.3 million living species

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2
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what defines aniaml?

A

being efficient consumers of other organisms

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3
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what do animal tissues develop from and what are cells supported by?

A

tissues develop from embryonic layers and cells are supported by collagen (proteins)

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4
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what do animals do with nerve impulses?

A

move and conduct them

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5
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what are two asexual modes of reproduction in animals?

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budding and parthenogenesis

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6
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list the levels of organization in order

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cells -> tissues -> organs -> organ systems -> organism

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7
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how does the zygote develop into the blastula?

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zygote undergoes mitotic divisions of cell cleavage 3 times to result in an 8 cell embryo

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what happens to the 8 cell embryo after it is formed?

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it cleaves again to produce blastula

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9
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what is a blastula?

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hollow ball of cells containing the bastocoel

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10
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what happen after the blastula is formed?

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it undergoes gastrulation where the embryo folds inward to produce 3 layers of cells

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11
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what are the 3 layers formed from gastrulation?

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ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm

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12
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what does the endoderm give rise to?

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tissue lining in digestive tract

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13
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what is metamorphosis?

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process that turns animals into a juvenile that resembles an adult but is not yet sexually mature

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14
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what are home box genes?

A

highly conserved genes (have remained untamed) that regulate expressions of other genes

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15
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what are hox genes?

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control of expression of many genes that influence morphology during embryonic development

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16
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what is the colonial hypothesis?

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states that single cell protists that were ancestral to animals stuck together, took on specialized functions, folded in, and gave rise to radially symmetrical animals

17
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what is the syncytial hypothesis?

A

large protists with multiple nuclei in one cell membrane formed boundaries b/w nuclei to give rise to a mass of cells leading to bilateral animals

18
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what are required for the origin of multicellularity and what do they form?

A

cells adhere to and signal each other, protists form colonies that resemble collar cells in sponges

19
Q

what molecular evidence supports the origin of multicellularity?

A

1) 78 protein domains in choanoflagellates are known to other animals
2) CCD domain only found in animals but was found in coanoflagelados

20
Q

what are cadherines?

A

genes that encode proteins that play key roles in how animals attach to one another and cell signaling pathways