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BIO EXAM 3 Lec 10 Flashcards

1
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endoderm examples

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liver, pancreas, thymus

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mesoderm examples

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skeletal system, muscular system, notochord

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ectoderm examples

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cornea and lens of ete, nervous system, spidermis of skin

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Triploblastic

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has three germ layers: the ectoderm, endoderm, and mesoderm.

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Diploblastic

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having two germ layers; ectoderm and endoderm

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endoderm develops into

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gut lining

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mesoderm

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source of muscles

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ectoderm

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start of the tissue that linesthe body surface

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2 animal body plans

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cavities, layers in embryo

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gastrula parts

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ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm, archendom, blastocoel,blastopore

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11
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animal embryotic development

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  • Zygote –> eight cell stage –>blastula –> gastrulation –> blastopore
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posterar is towards the

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tail

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13
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dorsal body part is towards

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upper part or back of the standinganimal

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ventral body part is towards

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lower part of body, if standing its stomach area

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15
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anterior body part is towards

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the head

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16
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body regions in bilateral animals

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anterior, posterior, dorsal, ventral

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17
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bilateral symmetry

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one plane of symmetry

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18
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radial symmetry

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infinite planes of symmetry

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19
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arthropods

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most diverse species of animals

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20
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invertabrate

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make upover 95% of the known species ofanimals

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21
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the vertabrates include

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mammals,birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fishes

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22
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animals have ___ in some stage of life

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mobility

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23
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most animals perform what type of reproduction

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sexual

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24
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animals are ____ heterotrophs

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aerobic

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25
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animals are

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multicellular, most have tissues, organs, andorgan systems

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26
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first animals

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sponges

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Choanoflagellates are similar to a part of a sponge called

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collar cell, choanocytes

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First animals appeared approx

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800m years ago

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Coelom

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a fluid or air-filled space located between the
digestive tract and the outer body walldigestive tract and the outer body w

30
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function of coelom

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prevent injury to internal organs, enables
organs to grow and move independently of the outerorgans to grow and move independently of the outer
body wallbody wall

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True coelom forms from the

32
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animals with a
true coelom are known as

33
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what are psuedocoelomates

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a coelum that is formed from both the mesoderm and
the endoderm

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psuedocoelomates are ancestral to

35
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acoelomates

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lack a body cavity

36
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acoelomates are ancestral to

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psuedoceolmates

37
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coelomate

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all vertebrates;
some derived groups of
invertebrates (earthworms)

38
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psuedocoelomate animal

39
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acoelomate animal

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Platyhelminthes: Planarians
(most ancestral condition)

40
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why must acoelomate animals remain small?

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they have no coelom so organs and skin touch and if grow there body will explode. they can grow vertically. they can only grow in length

41
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Protostome
Development v.
Deuterostome
Development

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  1. Cleavage
  2. Determination of
    earliest cells
  3. Coelom
    Formation
  4. Fate of the
    Blastopore***
42
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PDvDD cleavage

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protostome spiral and determinat
deuterostome radial and indeterminant

43
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PDvDD determination of earliest cells

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protostome in earliest stages; those cells have already been designated for a specific function (determinant)
deuterostome cells have yet to be given a function (stem cells)

44
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PDvDD fate of blastopore

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protostome becomes mouth
deuterostome becomes anus

45
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PDvDD coelom formation

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protostome Mesoderms split and form coeloms
deuterostome folds of archentron form coelum

46
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stem cell

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not given a roll

47
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determinent

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cells assignment a role in early stage

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spiral cleavage

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cells divide in a circular motion
around the polar axis

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radial cleavage

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cells divide toward the
polar axis

50
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All animals share a common ancestor

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(ancestral colonial flagellate – protist)

51
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the most ancestral animals

52
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Eumetazoa

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is a clade of animals with true tissues

53
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eumetazoa includes all animals except

54
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Most animals demonstrate

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bilateral symmetry

55
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Chordates and Echinoderms are

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deuterostomes

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deuterostome development is

57
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protosome development is

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Rapid mitotic division is known as

59
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means empty in biology

60
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cephalization

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an evolutionary trend of the concentration of sense organs and nerve control towards the anterior end of a animal

61
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archentron

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hallow space

62
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blastopore

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entrance to archentron

63
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Outer layer of cells is

64
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Gastrula is comprised of

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: outer layer cells(ectoderm), endoderm

65
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inner layer of cells is

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