chemoheterotrophy in animals Flashcards

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1
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basal animals

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sponges and jellies

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protostomes

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insects

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deuterostomes

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chordates

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4
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what are the type of feeding mechanisms

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  • filter feeding
  • predation
  • parasitism
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what are the model organism’s for this section

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  • daphnia: filter feeder
  • hydra: predator
  • Tareia: parasite
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6
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what is the outgroup for animals

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choanoflagellates

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how do animals perform ingestion

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eating food

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what is food

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material that contains nutrients
- amino acids
- fatty acids
- vitamins
- minerals

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what are animals categorized as based on food

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detritivores
herbivores
carnivores
omnivores

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10
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what are the different types of parasites

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endo: living inside host
ecto: living outside of host

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what are the strategies of eating

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  1. suspension
  2. deposit
  3. fluid
  4. mass
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12
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suspension feeders

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filter out particles floating in water or air
example= barnacles

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deposit feeders

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ingest organic material that has been deposited within a substance or on its surface
example= sea cucumber

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fluid feeders

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suck or mop up liquids like nectar, blood, plant sap
example= hummingbird

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mass feeders

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take chunks of food into their mouths
example= lions

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16
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how do animals get food into each cell

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  1. incomplete system
  2. complete system
    - chemical digestion
    - small intestine structure
    - circulatory systems
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why is it important that villa increase surface area

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to absorb nutrients

18
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open circulatory system

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  • hemolymph
  • blood and fluid is combined
  • not very effective
  • fluid can be take back up
19
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how is nutrients passed through the body in an open circulatory system

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after blood gains nutrients, it’s pumped through open ended blood vessels and continue moving through body

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closed circulatory system

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  • blood
  • arteries, veins, capillaries
  • blood carry O2
21
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veins

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bulk flow

22
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how is nutrients obtained in closed circulatory

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blood contains nutrients and moves through the whole body
- fluid between cells gains nutrients by capillaries

23
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where does exchange happen between circulatory and tissues that need nutrients

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capillaries