Axial Flashcards

1
Q

This vertebrae has no centrum

-lampreys have this

A

Aspondylous

-Primitive vert

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2
Q

No centrum, parts separate primitive fishes

A

Aspondylous and Aspidospondylous

-primitive vert

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3
Q

In this vertebrae, all parts are separate

  • sarcopterygian fish
  • promotive tetrapods
  • aciprnseriformes
A

Aspidospondylous

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4
Q

In this vertebrate all parts are fused together

  • neopterygians
  • bichirs
  • chondrichthyes
  • extant tetrapods
A

Holospondylous (us)

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5
Q

Type of Aspidospondylous that has unequal arch bases

  • osterplepimophs
  • primitive tetrapods
A

Rachitomous

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6
Q

Type of Aspidospondylous that has equal arch bases

- some late amphibians

A

Emblomerous

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7
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Type of Aspidospondylous that has only an Intercentrum

-some early amphibians

A

Sterospondylous

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8
Q

1)Type of Holospondylous vert that hase an Intercentrum
-modern amphibians
-lepospondylous
2)Type of Holospondylous that has a Pleurocentrum
amniotes

A

Monospondylous

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9
Q

Bioconvex
-allows bending only side to side
( modern chondricthyes, Neopterygii, amphibi, tuatars)

A

Amphicoelous

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10
Q

has flat limited bending

dino, pterosaurs, and mammals

A

Acoelous

-limited bending when we walk

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11
Q

concave on one side

  • bend without stretching nerve cord
    1) ungulate necks
    2) Lepidosauria and Crocodilia
A

1) Opithocoelous

2) Procoelous

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12
Q

saddle shaped

  • more motion
  • bird and turtle
A

Heterocoleous

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13
Q

at confluence of myoseptum and coelon

A

Ventral Rib

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14
Q

at confluence of myoseptum and horizontal septum

A

Dorsal Rib

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15
Q

intercentrum is lost or incorporated in these

A

Amniotes

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16
Q

The captiyulim connects to pleurocentrum in these

17
Q

the captitulum connects between the centra in these

18
Q

act as levers to flare rib cage

A

uncinate process

19
Q

prevent compression

20
Q

return stiffness

A

Invertebral ligament

21
Q

function of caudal fins in shark

A

Heterocercal

-provides lift

22
Q

function of caudal fins in sturgeon

A

Heterocercal

-used to push down

23
Q

thought that this caudal fin would keep it even because its even but actually provided a little lift

A

Homocercal

24
Q

median lobe and dorsal ventral are moving opposite of each other- almost like treading water

A

Diphycercal

Austrailian Lungfish, Coelacanth, Bichir

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connect swim bladder to inner ear
Weberian Apparatus | -allow bidirectional heatin and also higher frequency hearing
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sites for ventral muscle attachment
Gastrilia
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where was the axis added
Anthracosaurs
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what is the pleurocentrum of the atlas
dens
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side to side movement
axis
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``` lever classes class 1) load and force on opposite sides -can increase strength and speed ```
skull and atlas
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``` class 2) lead is between fulcrum and force Io ```
achilles tendon pushing or pulling food
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``` class 3) force is between fulcrum and load speed- a larger force is needed to move a smaller weight ```
most muscles
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class 4) continuos lever
screwdriver
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the longer the neural spine..
the stronger, mechanical advantage | -this is needed if head moves
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increased through each lineage | -thoracolumbar splits in several lineages
Regionalization
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curvature of lumbar vert- always present
Lordosis | -forms larger curve of support in women