Chapter 24 Flashcards

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Nerve Cord

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Cord of nerve tissue that runs along back, hollow, filled with fluid

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Notocord

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Cord between nerve cord and digestive tract; stiff, flexible, can be replaced by skeleton in developing embryo

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Pharyngeal Gill slits

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Grooves in pharynx of developing embryo; may become gills

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Post anal tail

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Muscle; nerve cord that extend past anus of developing embryo

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Tunicates

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No skull
No backbone 
Simple heart 
Gill slits
Ectothermic 
External fertilization
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Lancelets

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No skull
No backbone 
Simple heart
Gill slits
Ectothermic 
External fertilization
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Endothermic

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Heat needed to maintain temperature comes from environment; cold blooded

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Endothermic

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Heat needed to maintain temperature comes from organism; warm blooded

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9
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Hagfishes

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Skull 
No backbone 
gills
2-chamber heart
Ectothermic 
External fertilization
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Lampreys

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Skull
Backbone 
Gills
2-chamber heart
Cartilage skeleton 
Ectothermic 
External fertilization
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Cartilaginous Fishes

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Skull
Backbone 
Gills
2-chamber heart 
Cartilage skeleton 
Ectothermic 
Internal fertilization
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Ray-finned fishes

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Skull
Backbone 
Gills
2-chamber heart 
Bone skeleton
Ectothermic 
External fertilization
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Lungfishes

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Skull
Backbone 
Gills and lungs 
2-chamber heart 
Bone skeleton 
Ectothermic 
External fertilization
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Amphibians

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Skull
Backbone 
Skin, gills or lungs
3-chamber heart 
Bone skeleton 
Limbs
Ectothermic 
External or internal fertilization
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Reptiles

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Skull
Backbone 
Lungs
3-chamber heart 
Bone skeleton 
Ectothermic 
Limbs 
Internal fertilization shelled egg in embryo development
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Mammals

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Skull
Backbone 
Lungs
4-chamber heart 
Bone skeleton 
Limbs
Endothermic 
Internal fertilization, mammary glands for young
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Monotreme eggs

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Leathery eggs

18
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Marsupials

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Embryo partially develops in uterus (simple placenta)

Development finishes in pouch

19
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Placental Mammals

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Embryo fully develops in uterus (complex placenta)

20
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Characteristics of chordates

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Bilateral symmetry 
3 germ layers, a defined head
Organs and organ systems 
Coelom
Dorsal nerve cord
Notocord
Pharyngeal gill slits
Post-anal tail