Chapter 24: Biology Outlines Flashcards

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1
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__________ are the most diverse of all animals

A

Arthropods

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________: Invertebrate animal with an exoskeleton made of _____; a series of paired, jointed _________; and _________ body parts

A

Arthropod; chitin; appendages; segmented

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__________: External skeleton that supports an animal’s tissues against _____

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Exoskeleton; gravity

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4
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_____: A long organic molecule made of _____ that are arranged in layers

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Chitin; sugars

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5
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_________: Extension of an organism’s body (used for walking, swimming, manipulating food, or chewing)

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Appendage

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__________: Describes how an ________’s body parts are divided into similar sections that have evolved for a different function

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Segmentation; arthropod’s

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Arthropods are classified into five groups

  1. _______: Extinct; _____ ______
  2. __________: Live in oceans, streams, and land; crabs, lobsters, _______
  3. _________: Have specialized ________ ________; scorpions, _____
  4. ______: __% of all animals species; diverse; live on land; _ legs; ____
  5. __________: Long bodies; many legs; ________, millipedes
A

Trilobites; bottom feeders; Crustaceans; pillbugs; Chelicerates; daggerlike mouthparts; spiders; Insects; 80; 6; bees; Myriapods; centipedes

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8
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Joints are made of the stiff, flexible _____ and allow _______

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cuticle; movement

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9
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The exoskeleton is made of many layers of _____; must ___ in order for _____ to occur

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chitin; shed; growth

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10
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An exoskeleton makes important functions like _______, ______, and maintaining internal and external ________ difficult

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movement; growth; equilibrium

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11
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The oldest fossils are of trilobites that date back to ___ million years

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540

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12
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The ________ relationship between arthropods and other invertebrates remains under question

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evolutionary

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13
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Based on similarities, scientists believe that arthropods are most closely related to the _____ ____; both groups have _______ bodies; _______ evidence suggests segmentation was evolved _________

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annelid worms; segmented; molecular; independently

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14
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______ ____ & _____ ____ are considered the closest relatives of arthropods

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Velvet worms; water bears

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15
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________: Group of arthropods that have _ distinct body sections, a hard _________, two pairs of ________, and one pair of ________ per segment

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Crustaceans; 2; exoskeleton; antennae; appendages

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16
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__________: Region of an organism in which the head and trunk region are combined into one long section

A

Cephalothorax

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17
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______: Refers to the rear portion of the organism

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Abdomen

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18
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The cephalothorax is covered by a shieldlike section of cuticle called the ______ (covers sides of the body and protects gills)

A

carapace

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19
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Crustacean _______ are used for a variety of functions

  1. Collecting and manipulating ____
  2. Attracting ____
  3. ________
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appendages; food; mates; protection

20
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All crustaceans have two pairs of _______, they are used to smell ____, locate _____, and avoid ________

A

antennae; food; mates; predators

21
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Crustaceans have _______: highly adapted _________ that crush food

A

mandibles; appendages

22
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Appendages like ______ ___ allow crustaceans to move

A

walking legs

23
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Appendages called _______ are there to help the crustacean swim

A

swimmerets

24
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Crustaceans vary in both ______ and ______

A

anatomy; structure

25
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There are Many Different Types of Crustaceans

  1. _______: Live in saltwater; __ legs; lobsters, _____, shrimp
  2. ________: ______; filter feeders; wrapped in a hard calcium shell
  3. ______: Flattened bodies; _ pairs of legs; ________
  4. _____ _____: _______ found in a host’s _____ or nasal passages
A

Decapods; 10; crabs Barnacles; sessile Isopods; 7; pillbugs; Tongue Worms; parasites; lungs

26
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Arachnids are the Largest Group of __________

A

Chelicerates

27
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__________: Arthropods w/o _______; lack _______; _ pairs of appendages, including _ pairs of walking legs; _ pair of chelicera & pedipalps

A

Chelicerates; mandibles; antennae; 6; 4; 1

28
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There are three major groups of chelicerates

  1. H_________ _____
  2. S__ ______
  3. _______: Terrestrial group of __________ characterized by _ legs, pinchers that inject _____, and the ability to produce ____ (glands)
A

Horseshoe crabs; sea spiders; arachnids; chelicerates; 8; venom; silk

29
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Arachnids have four different adaptations that reduce _____ ____

  1. Waterproof _____
  2. Book ____
  3. Malpighian _____
  4. _______
A

water loss; cuticle; lungs; tubules; spiracles

30
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_______ make up half of the more than 60,000 known arachnid species

A

Spiders

31
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All spiders have the ability to make ____ and produce _____

A

silk; venom

32
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Arachnids also include mites, ticks, chiggers, and _______

A

scorpions

33
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Insects are in nearly every ______ niche

A

ecological

34
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Insects have a body with three parts (____; _____; ______)

A

head; thorax; abdomen

35
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Some insects live _______, others live in social colonies

A

independently

36
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__________ ___________: Insects look like mini-_____ when they hatch

A

Incomplete Metamorphosis; adults

37
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There are three life stages of incomplete metamorphosis: _____; _____; _____

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Larva; Nymph; Adult

38
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_________ ____________: The insect changes form entirely: ___; ____; ____; ____

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Complete Metamorphosis; Egg; Larva; Pupa; Adult

39
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The evolution of _____ has occurred in insects ___ million years ago

A

flight; 400

40
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An insect’s mouthparts are adaptations related to its specialized diet:
________: sucking mouthparts; ________, moths
_______: chewing mouthparts; ___, beetles
___: sucking and chewing; ___, wasps

A

Proboscis; butterflies; Mandibles; ants; Both; bees

41
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Many arthropods are _________ that eat plants that humans also depend on

A

herbivores

42
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________- cause millions of dollars of ____ damage

A

Arthropods; crop

43
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_________ have unwanted side effects

A

Insecticides

44
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Scientists have developed safer ________ alternatives:

  1. Arthropod-specific __________
  2. ________ pest management (IPM)
  3. Genetically modified ____
A

insecticide; insecticides; Integrated; crops

45
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____: Organism that carries a ______ from one host to another

A

Vectors; disease

46
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Disease spread by _______ have serious effects on the human population:
Bubonic Plague: Caused by a _______ carried by ___
Yellow Fever: Caused by a ____ carried by _______
Malaria: Caused by a protozoan ______ carried by ________
West Nile Virus: Caused by a ____ carried by ________

A

arthropods; bacterium; fleas; virus; mosquitoes; parasite; mosquitoes; virus; mosquitoes