Ch. 32 Bio Flashcards

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1
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What are the 8 characteristics of animals?

A
  1. Multicellular
  2. Heterotroph
  3. Cells lack cell walls
  4. Most have nerves, muscles, capacity to move at some point in the life cycle
  5. Ability to reproduce sexually
  6. Specialized sensory structures and nervous system
  7. Cells exist in extensive extracellular matrix
  8. Unique cell junctions
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2
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When classifying animals what are the morphological and developmental features used?

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  1. Presence or absence of different tissue types
  2. Type of body symmetry
  3. Number of germ layers
  4. Presence or absence of a true body cavity
  5. Patterns of embryonic development
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3
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What do para- and zoa- mean?

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Para- means along side
Zoa- animals

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4
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Under tissues (1) what are all animals classified under?

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Metazoa

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5
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What subkingdom are animals in if they have no specialized tissues or organs? (1)

A

Parazoa

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6
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What is a subcategory of parazoa?

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Sponges; bearing pores

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What subkingdom are animals in if they have more than one type of tissue and organs?

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Eumetazoa

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8
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Meta- means?

A

After or along with; Change

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9
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Eu- means?

A

True

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10
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What are the three types of symmetry that an animal can have?

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No symmetry
Radial symmetry
Bilateral symmetry

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11
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What type of symmetry do Eumetazoa have?

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Radially symmetrical (Radiata) or
Bilaterally symmetrical (Bilateria)

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12
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What kind of ends do bilateral animals have?

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Cephalization
Dorsal
Ventral (Ends)

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13
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How many germ layers do bilateral animals have?

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3 germ layers;
eco-
meso-
edoderm

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14
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What sides do radial animals have?

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Oral and aboral sides

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15
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How many germ layers do radial animals have?

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2 germ layers; ecto-, endoderm

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16
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lateral means?
cephal- means?

A

side to side
head

17
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Bilateria are ______

A

triploblastic - 3 germ layers

18
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Radiata are ______

A

diploblastic - 2 layers

19
Q

Cell layers develop during ______?

A

Gastrulation

20
Q

What is the inner layer of a germ layer called?

A

endoderm

21
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What is the outer layer of the germ layer called?

A

ectoderm

22
Q

The _______ is the 3rd germ layer in bilateral animals?

A

Mesoderm, it can form muscles and most other organs

23
Q

What are the steps in order to get in the cell cycle to get to gastrulation?

A

Zygote ->
Cleavage ->
8 cell stage (Morula) ->
Cleavage ->
Blastula (hollow ball) ->
Gastrulation ->

24
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Arche - means
Entero - means

A

old, primative
intestine

25
Q

In gastrulation the cell separates into?

A

Endoderm
Ectoderm
Archenteron
Mesoderm
Blastopore

26
Q

When the body cavity is completely lined with mesoderm ?

A

True coelom (coelomate)
worms

27
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When coelom is not completely lined by tissue derived from mesoderm?

A

Pseudocoelom
(pseudocoelomates)
nematode

28
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When there is a lack of a body cavity entirely?

A

Acoelomates
flatworm

29
Q

In embryonic development what has
-spiral cleavage
- cleavage determinate
- blastopore becomes mouth

A

Protostome

30
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In embryonic development what has
-radial cleavage
- cleavage is indeterminate (plurpotent stem cells)
- blastopore becomes anus

A

Deuterostome

31
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A ______ is sexually immature and morphologically distinct from the adult

A

larva

32
Q

A larva eventually undergoes ________ to become a juvenile

A

metamorphosis

33
Q

Most animals share a unique family of developmental genes called?

A

Hox genes
-Regulate the development of body form

34
Q

Evolutionists say - Although the Hox family of genes has been _____ _______, it can produce a wide diversity of animal morphology

A

highly conserved

35
Q

What is another clade of bilaterian invertebrates?

A

Lophotrochozoa

36
Q

Some lophotrochozoans have a feeding structure called a _________

A

lophophore

37
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