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How do animals differ from plants and fungi in their mode of nutrition

A

Animals ingest food and then use enzymes to digest

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2
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Are animals eukaryotes and multicellular

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yes

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3
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What proovides structural support to animals

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proteins- the most abudnat being collagen

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4
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What regulates development

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Hox Genes

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5
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The cells of most animals are organized into tissues, how?

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Tissues develop from embryonic layers By gastrulation

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Gastrulation forms what

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germ layers

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7
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What is the Cambrian Explosion

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is the Evolutionary rapid diversification of animal phyla
- caused
atmospheric changes
evolution of hox genes

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8
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How do animals reproduce

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most reproduce sexually with some asexually and some both

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How does a zygote develop

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zygote- cleavage- blastula- gastrula

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10
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What is a body plane

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set of morphological and developmental traits

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Wht is it important to identify body planes

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it differentiates major groups

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12
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4 components of body planes

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1- symmetry
2- tissues
3- body cavities
4- protostome or duetrotstome

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13
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What are the two types sof symmetry

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Radial and bilateral

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14
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Characteristics of radial symmetry

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top and bottom
NO:
front or back
left or right
found in:
planktonic creatures like jellies

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Characteristics of Bilateral symmetry

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top and bottom
left and right
front and back
has CNS
found in arthropods and mammals

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Ectoderm tissue

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outer layer, forms outer layer and CNS

17
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Endoderm tissue

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innermost layer, forms lining of digestive tract, liver and lungs

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Mesoderm tissue

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only in bilaterally symmetrical organisms, forms muscles and most organs

19
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What is a body cavity

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fluid or air filled space between digestive tract and outer body wall

20
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Coelom functions

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  • cushions organs
    allows ind movement and growth of organs
    suspension structure for organ attachment
21
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What are protostome and deuterostome

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two early stage developmental modes

22
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Protostome charactersitics

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  • first then mouth
    develop spinal cleavage
    mouth develops from blastopore
23
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deuterostome charactersitics

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second then mouth
radial cleavage
anus develops from blastopore

24
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Invertebrates are

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polyphyletic and highly diverse

25
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Groups of invertebrates: Proferia

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  • sponges
  • lack tissue layers
26
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Groups of invertebrates: eumetazoa

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Cridoria
true tissues
all animals except sponges