Animals Flashcards

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1
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Animal kingdom contains over how many phyla

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35 different phyla (50% worms)

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What are the 4 things that make something an animal

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Multicellular and eukaryotic (no cell wall)
Heterotrophs
Mobile (at least for one phase in their life)
Sexual reproduction

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Difference between invertebrates and vertebrates

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Invertebrates - no backbone (95%)
Vertebrates - backbone

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Ways to classify animals

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Presence of backbone, levels of organization, number of body layers, body cavities, segmentation, movement and reproduction

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Levels of organization

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Type and complexity of cells and organ systems (respiratory, circulatory…)

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Number of body layers

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Ectoderm (outer layer), Mesoderm (middle layer), and Endoderm (inner layer)

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What does the ectoderm turn into

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skin, nerves, sense organs

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What does the mesoderm turn into

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kidneys, reproductive organs, blood, muscle

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What does the endoderm turn into

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bladder, lungs, pancreas and liver

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Body cavities

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Based on presence or absence of coelum (provides space for organ systems and structure for muscle attachment)

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Segmentation

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Division of body into repetitive sections. It increases the mobility if the section gets damaged other can still function

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Movement

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Most animals move cause of muscle and nerve tissue. Some (sponges/anemones) are sessile - stationary as adults

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Reproduction

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Happens sexually via gametes. Can be internal or external

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Internal reproduction

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gametes combine in organism

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External reproduction

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gametes combine outside the organism - aquatic environment (jellyfish)

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16
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What are the 5 major categories of invertebrates

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Sponges/Cnidarians, Worms, Molluscs, Arthropods, Echinoderms

17
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What does a vertebrate animal have

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a notochord (vertebral column) and dorsal nerve (spinal chord)

18
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What are the characteristics of fish

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50% vertebrates; evolved into tetrapods (have limbs)

19
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What are the characteristics of amphibians

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First tetrapods. Can live portion of their lives on land. Use skin for gas exchange, external reproduction

20
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What are characteristics of reptiles

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Scales prevent dehydration (not tied to aquatic ecosystem, shelled eggs, lungs, 3 chambered heart, Ectothermic - external temp regulation

21
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What are the characteristics of birds

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Endothermic (metabolic heat maintains temp) and 4 chambered heart

22
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What are the characteristics of mammals

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Mammary glands, presence of hair

23
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Monotremes

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Egg laying mammals (platypus)

24
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Marsupials

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Pouched mammals (kangaroo)

25
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Placental

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Have a placenta (bears)