Chapter 32 Flashcards

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1
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multicellular hetertrophic aquatic or terrestrial eukaryotes

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animals

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2
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animals have ___________________ wall

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no cell

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3
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animals feed by _________________

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ingestion

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4
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________________ is when food is consumed broken down internally using digestive enzymes

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ingestion

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5
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animals live in _____________________

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all possible habitats

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6
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animals reproduce ______________

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sexually

-multicellular animare are diploid

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7
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______________________ represent the only haploid stage in animal life cycle

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unicellular gametes

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8
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gametes are produce by ___________ in the _________________________

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meiosis

diploid gonads

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9
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____________ undergo ____________ to produce the zygote

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fertilization

diploid zygote

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10
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the zygote undergoes ___________________: the mitosis of unicellular zygote forms a hollow ball of cells

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cleavage

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11
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the hollow ball formed by cleavage is the ________________

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blastula

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12
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the hollow center of the blastula is the ________________

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blastocoel

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13
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the blastula undergoes _________________ on end of the blastula folds inward into the blastocoel

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gastrulation

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14
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gastrulation leads to

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-an outer layer of cells ectoderm
an inner layer of cells endoderm
a space between the two layers blastocoel
an external opening blastopore into the embryonic gut archenteron

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15
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the embryonic structure is called the _______________

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gastrula

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16
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the gastrula undergoes further development including __________________________________________ to form the juvenile animal

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mesoderm formation and organgenesis

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17
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the large ultimately undergoes ___________________ forming the adult animal

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metamorphiasas

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18
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_________ posses no true tissues

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sponges porifera

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19
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sponges are simply _____________________

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an aggregation of cells

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20
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cnidarians posses __________________

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two tissue layers

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21
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possessing two tissue layers ectoderm and endoderm

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diploblastic

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22
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all other animals possess _____________________________

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three tissue layers

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23
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posting three tissue layers mesoderm ectoderm endoderm

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triploblastic

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24
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_____________________ do not posses body symmetry and are assymentrical

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sponges

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25
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do not posses body symmetry and are______________

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assymentrical

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26
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cnidarians possess ____________

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radial symmetry

27
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any plan passing through the center of the body will result in two symmetrical halves

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radial symmetry

28
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all other animals possess _________________ symmetry

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bilateral

29
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only one plan passing through the center of the body will result in two symmetrical halfs

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bilateral symmetry

30
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_____________________ are internal fluid filled spaces possess by triploblastic bilateral animals

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body cavities

31
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__________________________ are used for nutrient and waste circulation, cushioning of organs and as a hydrostatic skeleton

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body cavities

32
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__________________ do not possess a body cavity

A

flatworms

33
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termed to not possess a body cavities

A

acoelmate

34
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_________________________ possess a body cavity called a psedocolem

A

rotifers and nematodes

35
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__________________ is a body cavity located between the mesoderm and endoderm

A

psedocolem

36
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all other animals posses a body cavity called a _______________

A

true coelom

37
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a true coelom is a body cavity located located within the

A

mesoderm

38
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the condition when a true coelom is a body cavity located located within the mesoderm

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eucocelomate

39
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______________________________ animals are further differentiated based on their pattern of embryonic development

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triploblastic bilateral animals

40
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flatworms rotifers mollusks annelids and nematodes and arthropods are termed protostomes

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protostomes

41
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echinoderms and chordates are termed

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deterostomes

42
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In _______________ the bastospore forms the mouth and anus forms secondarily

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protostomes

43
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In _______________ the bastospore forms the anus and mouth forms secondarily

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deterostomes

44
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________ spiral and radical

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cleavage

45
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a helical arrangement of dividing cells

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spiral cleavage

46
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protostomes undergo

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spiral cleavage

47
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deterostomes undergo

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radical cleavage

48
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a stacked arrangement of dividing cells

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radical cleavage

49
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deterostomes undergo

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indeterminate cleavage

50
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protostomes

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determinate cleavage

51
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all early cells have a specific fate. The removal of one cell early in development will result in the death of the embryo mosaic embryos

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determinate cleavage

52
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early cells have capacity to become any cell type. The removal of one cell early in development will yield two functional embryos

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indeterminate cleavage

53
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protostomes are

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schizocoelus

54
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deuterostomes are

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enterocoelors

55
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the coelom forms for solid masses of mesoderm cells that split apart

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protostomes

56
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the column forms from an out pocketing of the endoderm and guts

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enterocoelors

57
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protostomes can be further classified as

A

lophophorezoans or ecdysozoans

58
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a particular type of filter feeding appendage

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lophophore

59
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a particular type of ciliated marvel stage

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trochophore

60
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______________ nematodes and arthropods undergo ecdysis

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ecdysozoans

61
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lophophorezoans are either

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lophophore and trochophore

62
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molting of an external non living cuticle in order to grow

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ecdysis

63
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the sponge and cnidarian body plans evolved prior to the

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cambrian explosion precambrian

64
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all of the other animal body (lophotrochozoans, ecdyzoans, and deuterostomes) plans evolved during the

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cambrian explosion 542 mya