Chapter 32 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the cell process that leads to cell specialization in animals?

A

differentiation

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2
Q

What occurs immediately following fertilization?

A

cleavage

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3
Q

Ectoderm : Skin :: Mesoderm : ___

A

vertebrate

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4
Q

phylogenetic diagrams illustrate ___.

A

evolutionary relationships between organisms

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5
Q

A fluid-filled cavity that forms following gastrulation is called ___.

A

coelom

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6
Q

An animal that is able to produce both male and female gametes is called a/an ___.

A

hermaphrodite

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7
Q

Animals that undergo indirect development begin life as ___, while animals that undergo direct development begin as ___.

A

larva; nymphs

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8
Q

Phylogenetic diagrams illustrate ___.

A

evolutionary relationships between organisms

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9
Q

A fluid-filled cavity that forms following gastrulation is called a ___.

A

coelom

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10
Q

An animal that is able to produce both male and female gamets is called a/an ___.

A

hermaphrodite

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11
Q

Animals that undergo indirect development begin life as ___, while animals that undergo direct development begin as ___.

A

larva; nymphs

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12
Q

List some parts of an animal’s morphology.

A

shape, symmetry, organization

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13
Q

Name some vertebrates.

A

toads, birds, puppies

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14
Q

Name some functions of the circulatory system.

A

carry nutrients to tissues; carry O2 to tissues; carry waste to the excretory system

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15
Q

Organisms in which phylum are composed of only two embryonic germ layers?

A

ctenophora

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16
Q

The deep cavity that becomes the gut during embryonic development is the ___.

A

archenteron

17
Q

The order from inside to outside in which the three germ layers are organized

A

endoderm, mesoderm, ectoderm

18
Q

Tissues that arise from the endoderm are the ___.

A

digestive, respiratory, and reproductive

19
Q

Animals that have no body cavity and have a solid interior are called ___.

A

acoelomates

20
Q

The fate of the blastopore in a deuterostome is to become the ___.

A

anus

21
Q

When the path or fate of a cell is fixed late in its development, the cleavage is said to be ___.

A

indeterminate

22
Q

The process of coelom formation in protostomes is called ___.

A

schizocoely

23
Q

Describe a gastrula?

A

a multilayered embryo

24
Q

An animal exhibiting radial symmetry

A

has a distinct top and bottom, but no front, back right, or left

25
Q

Which phylum of invertebrates has no true tissues but cells speciallzed for specific funtions?

A

porifera

26
Q

Which phylum is a squid in?

A

mollusca

27
Q

Which phylum is a jellyfish in?

A

cnidaria

28
Q

Which phylum is a flatworm in?

A

platyhelminthes

29
Q

Which phylum is a sea star in?

A

echinodermata

30
Q

Which phylum is a segmented worm in?

A

annelida

31
Q

Which phylum is a crab in?

A

arthropoda

32
Q

Which phylum is a roundworm in?

A

nematoda

33
Q

Which phylum is a sponge in?

A

porifera