Chapter 9 Part 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Basic components of fins/limbs

A

Only paired fins=pectoral/pelvic fins
Braced by girdles inside body wall

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2
Q

Chiridium-

A

limb

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3
Q

Manus-

A

distal portion of forelimbs

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4
Q

Pes-

A

distal hindlimbs

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5
Q

Glenoid fossa-

A

socket for upper limb

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6
Q

Acetabulum-

A

socket for lower limb

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7
Q

Early fishes become more active-

A

needed more stable body plan, fins stableize, girdles serve as muscle attachments

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8
Q

Manus and Pes-earliest tetrapods were

A

plolydactylous

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9
Q

Most tetrapods today have

A

5 digits, basic organization

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10
Q

Why venture into land?

A

To keep fish IN water
To escape predation in water
To find food

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11
Q

Onto land: fins musculature could not bear…

A

body weight on land but could be used as pivot points

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12
Q

Onto land: Some used swimming anatomy to make short

A

trips across land

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13
Q

Different modes of terrestrial locomotion placed diffenrent

A

mechanical demands on appendicular skeleton

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14
Q

Limbs underwent extensive morphological

A

changes

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15
Q

Modes of locomtion:

A

swimming, cursorial-running, fossorial-burrowing

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