chapter 40 Flashcards
what do all animals need to do
obtain nutrients and oxygen, fight off infection and survive to produce off so
what is anatomy
biological structure
what is physiology
biological function
what affects the way an animal interacts with its environment
size and shape
the body plan of an animal is programmed by
the genome itself, the product of million of years of evolution
what do the physical laws do
govern strength, diffusion, movement of heat and exchange and limit the range of animal forms
what limits the possible shapes for fast swimming animals
properties of water
what often results in similar adaptations of diverse organisms facing the same challenge
convergent evolution
when animals increase in size what type of skeleton is required for support
thick skeletons
what do muscles required for locomotion represent
a larger fraction of the total body mass
at some point mobility becomes
limited
what needs to be exchanged across the plasma membranes of animal cells
nutrients
what is proportional to a cells surface area
a rate of exchange
what cell has sufficient surface area to carry out the necessary exchange
single celled organisms
description of a multicellular organisms
- saclike body
- body walls that are two cells thick
- facilliate diffusion of materials
what are the cells in tapeworms in contact with
their environment
what do adaptations like specialized extensively branched or folded structures enable
sufficient exchange with the environment
most animals are composed of
cells that are organized into tissues with different functions
tissues make up what
organs, which make up the organ system
a complex body plan helps animal how
maintain a relatively stable internal environment
what are the 4 main types of animal tissues
epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous
what does the epithelial tissue cover
the outside of the body and lines organs and cavities
what is the shape of the epithelial
cubodial, columnar or squamos
what is the arrangement of the epithelial
simple, stratified, pseudodatrified
how many layers is the simple epithelial
single layer
how many layers is the stratified epithelial
multiple tiers of cells
how many layers is the pseudostratified
single layer of cells varying length
what tissue binds and supports other tissues
connective
what is connective tissue
sparsely packed cells scattered throughtout an extracellular matrix
what are the 3 types of connective tissue
collagenous, reticular, elastic fibers
what is collagenous fiber
provide strength and flexability
what is reticular fiber
join connective tissue to adjacent tissue
what is elastic fibers
stretch and snap back to their original length
what cells do connective tissues contain
fibroblasts and macrophages
what are fibroblasts
secrete the protein of extracellular fibers
what are macrophages
involved in the immune system
in vertebrates the fibers and the foundation combine to form
6 major types of connective tissues
what is loose connective tissue
binds epithelia to underlying tissues and holds organs in place
what are fibrous connective tissues
found in tendons which attach muscles to bones and ligaments which connect bones at joints