Chapter Two Flashcards
In the scientfic name what comes first?
Genus
What is the order of hierachy
Kingdom Phylum Class Oder Family Genus Species
Kingdom animalia share what three traits
Made up of cells
Can move on their own
Get their food from other sources
How are animals placed in phylum?
If they do or donโt have a backbone
Vertebrates belong in what phlyum
Chordata
What subphylum do vertebrates belong in?
Verbrata
What are the most common classes
Birds, bony fish, mammals
How many different bird species are there
9,000
What class to birds belong to
Aves
What is the most widley raised bird
Chicken
What is the second widely raised bird
Turkey
How many fish species are there
25,000
What is thw most common raised fish
Channel catfish
What class do mammal belong to?
Mammalia
What do mammals have
Mammary glands
Female mammary glands do what
Produce milk for the young
Mammals also have
Well developed brain Lower jaw bone with teeth Hair 4 chamber heart Mammals regulate their body temperatures
What are the life processes of animals
Getting and useing food Movement Circulation Respiration Growth and repair Sensation Reproduction
Taxonomy
The science of classifying organisms
Bone
The hard semi-ridgid tissue that forms the skeleton of an animal
What to bones do for an animal
They give them shape and protect them
What minerals are bones made of
Calcium, phosphate, carbonate
What are bones classified by
Compact and cancellous
What does compact look like
Soild
Cancellous
appeares of spaces within
Short
Cube shape, carpel and tarsel bones
Flat
2 plates with a layer of spongy bone
Irregular bone
Compelx with varying shapes. Vertebrae
Semsamoid
Embedded in tendons
Long
Longer than wide. Tibia femur
Cartilage
Is a rubbery tissue that is found at the end of long bones and between vertebraw, ears, nose, upper respiratory sytem
Growth plate
Please where cartilage is formes
Epiphysis
Enlarged end of bones
Diaphysis
Shank
Medullary cavity
Hallow area
Marrow
Material found inside the medullary cavity
Circulatory system chief function
Heart
Digestive system chief function
Stomach and intestines
Integumentary system chief function
Skin
Endocrine system chief function
Ductless glands
Excretory sytem chief function
Kidneys and bladder
Muscular system chief function
Muscles
Nervous system chief function
Brain, spinal cord, and nerves
Reproductive system chief function
Ovaries and testes
Respiratory system chief function
Lungs
Skeletal system chief function
Bones and joints
What does the muscular sytem acquire?
Materials and energy
What does the muscular system creat
Body movement, maintain posture, supports body, produces heat
The musculae syarem is valuable in what for food
Meat animals
Skeletal system does what
Provides frame work Made of bones and cartilage Protects internal organs Stores minerals Produces blood cells
Lymphatic system
Circulated fluid known as lymph.
What does the lymphatic system protect the body from?
Disease
Nervous system
Coordinates body activities
In coordination with what sytem nerve impulses react to stimuli
Endocrin
What does the integumentary system protect from outside danger
Internal body tissues
What does the integumentary system keep out of the body?
Foriegn materials bactiera and dust
What does the integumentary system regulate
Body temp.
Reproductive speices
New indviduals of the speices are produced
Various body fumction process to ensure succesful reproduction
Digestive system
Breaks food into smaller parts that are used in the body
What are the differnt digestive system
Monogastric, and polgastri or ruminant
Respiratory system
Govers gas exchange
Where is oxygen taken in to what and then goes to what
Nostrils and lungs
From the lungs oxygen is taken where
The blood stream
How is blood pH maintained
By expelling carbon dioxide
Circulatory system
Nutrients, oxygen, and methanolic waste is moved
What else does the Circulatory system move
Hormones
The Circulatory system also contains
Blood, heart, arteries, capillariers, veins
Where do arteries take blood
From thr heart to the body
Veins take blood where
Back to the heart
Excretory system
Rids the body of waste
Waste is expelled through
Lungs skin bladder anus
Three invertebrates
Shrimp, crawfish, honeybees
Three vertebrates
Horse hog cow
Bos taurus
Cattle
Sus scrofa
Hog
6 common birds
Chicken turkey ducks geese pheasant quail