Animal Function: Chapter 40 Textbook Notes Flashcards

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Animal form= ?

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Animal function

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What constraintscontribute to convergent evolution

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Physical laws won’t allow for the evolution of an animal’s size and shape

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What is convergent evolution

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When organism find their way to the same evolutionary solute for the same environmental problem

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Describe animal cells

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Must have access to an aqueous environment, 2 layered sacs with flat shapes

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Body hierarchy for animals

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Cells → tissues → organs → organ systems

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What types of tissue are there

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Epithelial, connective, muscle, and nervous

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Function of epithelial tissue

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Forms active interfaces on external and internal surfaces

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Function of connective tissue

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Binds & supports other tissues

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Function of muscle tissue

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Contracts moving body parts

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Function of nervous tissue

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Transmits nerve impulses throughoutthe body

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What systems help the body communicate with different locations in the body

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Endocrine system through noromones that signal to their cells and the nervous system electrical and chemical signals to send info

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12
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Feedback control maintains….

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The internal environment in many animals

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An animal who controls an internalvariable

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A regulator

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What is conformer

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An animal that allow an internal variable to vary with external changes

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Homeostasis

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The maintenance of a steady state despite internal and external changes

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Homeostatic mechanisms are usually based on…..

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Negative feedback

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Negative feedback

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The response reduces the stimulus

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Positive feed back

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Stimulus is amplified by response and brings about a change in state

Ex) the transition from pregnancy to childbirth

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Circadian rhythms

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Regulated change; daily fluctuations in metabolism an a behavior tuned to the cycles of light and dark in the environment

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Home static process for thermoregulation are:

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Form, function and beaver

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How are endothermic animals warmed

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Generate heat by metabolism (from inside, out)

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Ectothermic animals

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Get heart for the body from external sources

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Polkailotherms

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Body temp varies with environmental temp

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Homeotherms

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Body temp remains relatively constant despite environmental temp

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What four adjustments help balance thermoregulation
Radiation, evaporation, convection, and conduction Ways to gain or lose heat to keep homeostasis
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What are some mechanisms that promote body to keep heat in
Insulation and countercurrent exchange
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Ways that the body cools down
Panting, sweating, and bathing increase the evaporation rate and cools down the body
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How do most ectotherms and endothermic adjust their rate of heat exchange
Adjust heat change with their surroundings by vasodilation or vasoconstriction and behavioral responses
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Ectotherms typically….
Changes at cellular level to shift temperature
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The function of the hypothalamus
Acts a a thermostat and regulates body temperature
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The amount of energy an animal needs depends on…
The animals size, activity and environment
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Metabolic rate
The total amount of energy used in a unit of time
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Basal metabolic rate
The rate at which the body uses energy while at rest Ex) the amount of energy needed for you heart to continue beating while at rest
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T or F: The amount of energy needed for the basal metabolic rate is much higher than the energy needed than the standard metabolic rate
True
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What is the relationship between the minimum matablic rate per gram and animal body size
Inversely related
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Torpor
A state of decrease act and metabolism; conserves energy during environmental extremes Ex) hibernation, sleeping, etc