Deuterostomes Flashcards

1
Q

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a deuterostome? Largest-bodied, morphologically complex, gut develops from posterior-to-anterior, coelom develops from outpockets of the ectoderm.

A

Coelom develops from outpockets of the MESODERM.

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What 3 lineages did we study for deuterostomes? Echino____, hemi_____, and chordata.

A

Echinodermata , hemi-chordata, and chordata.

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3
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Echinoderms have a ___ sided radial symmetry.

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5

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4
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Echinoderms have a ____ vascular system.

A

water

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5
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What kind of feet do echinoderms have?

A

tube feet

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6
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Name some examples of an echinoderm.

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Sand dollars, sea urchins/stars/cucumbers/lilies

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7
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While echinoderm larvae have ____ symmetry, the adults have radial symmetry.

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bilateral

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8
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Echinoderms also have an ____skeleton.

A

exo

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9
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Acorn worms are considered to be in what lineage of deuterostomes.

A

Hemi-chordata

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10
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Which feature is NOT characteristic of Hemi-chordata? They lack notochord and post-natal tail, they have echinoderm-like larvae, they have DT nerve chord, they don’t have pharyngeal slits.

A

They DO have pharyngeal slits.

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11
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Hemi-chordata are considered _____ which means that they live on the bottom of the ocean and feed on organic matter.

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Benthic

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12
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Phylum Chordata all have a notochord, dorsal (hollow) nerve chord, ______ slits, and _____ tail.

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pharyngeal, post-natal

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13
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Pharyngeal slits could be ____ or _____.

A

gills, pouches

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14
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The tail extends past the ____, and the dorsal nerve chord expands anteriorly for the ______.

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anus, brain

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15
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Human embryo’s have all four Chordata features, but the tail almost ______.

A

disappears

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16
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The leftover portion of the tail might be considered the _____.

A

Coccyx

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17
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There are ____ chordates and _____ chordates.

A

invertebrate, vertebrate

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18
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Name some invertebrate chordates. _____chordata (lancelets) and uro________ (tunicates).

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Cephalochordata, urochordata

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19
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Lancelets are _____ feeders and fish-like.

A

filter

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20
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________ larvae are motile while the adults are sessile. Adults lose ________ and notochord.

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Tunicate, tail

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21
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Vertebrate chordates have either bone or cartilage body-support that protects the ______chord (spinal).

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nerve

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22
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Endoskeleton adaptation: paired ______ (fins, legs, wings), increase in size, and complexity of ______ organs.

A

appendages, sensory

23
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Name one extinct JAWLESS fish.

A

Ostracoderm

24
Q

One class of EXTANT jawless fish is the group….

A

Petromyzontoidea (petro-myzon-toidea)

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Gnathostomes are _____ fish. Its classes are placodermi (extinct) and two others: ______ichthyes (sharkes, skates, rays, etc.) and ____ichthyes (ray-finned, lobe-finned).
Jawed, Chondrichthyes, Osteichthyes
26
Chondrichthyes have a _____ skeleton.
cartilaginous
27
True/False: Ray-finned (actinopterygii) lack the humerus bone.
TRUE
28
What is the sub-class for lobe-finned fish.
Sarcopterygii
29
The lobe-finned fish are in the _____ to amphibians, and do have a ____ bone. A ____ fish is an example of a Sacropterygii.
lineage, humerus, lung
30
Name three animals in class amphibia...
frogs, toads, salamanders
31
Amphibians have whats called a "____ life" and undergo metamorphosis.
double life
32
Amphibian larvae have _____, the adults have ____, and are ____thermic.
gills, lungs, ecto
33
Reptiles have scales made of ______.
keratin
34
Name some animals in class Reptilia.
crocodrilians, turtles, lizards, snakes, etc.
35
Reptiles are ____thermic.
ecto
36
True/False. Reptiles have lungs.
TRUE
37
Draw the amniotic egg.
Make sure you included all features (embryo, yolk, allantois, chorion)
38
The yolk provides the embryo with _____.
nutrients
39
The allantois is for ______.
waste
40
The chorion is for ____ exchange.
gas
41
Albumen in the amniotic egg has ____ for support.
water
42
Class Reptilia and _____ both use an amniotic egg.
Aves
43
Birds in class Aves have feathers made of _____, wings, and are ______ thermic.
keratin, endo
44
In class Mammalia, hair (or fur) is made of _______. Animals have _____ glands, and are _____ thermic.
keratin, mammary, endo
45
Name the sub-classes of Mammalia: pro_____, meta_____ and ____theria.
protheria, metatheria and eutheria
46
Rodentia, Carnivora, Cetacea, Lagomorpha and Primates are all under the subclass __________.
Eutheria
47
Name one transitional species between fish and amphibians.
Tiktaalik
48
True/False: Deuterostomes share key features of embryonic development.
True
49
True/False: The coelom is found in all deuterostome animals.
True
50
Chordates are defined by the presence of four morphological traits: pharyngeal gill slits, a ______ cord, a notochord, and a post-anal tail.
Nerve
51
True/False: The arrangement of bones and the fins of lobe-finned fishes and the limbs of tetrapods is similar.
True
52
What two features are possessed by all vertebrates at some point in their life?
Tail, cranium (sensory organ)
53
Name a JAWLESS fish
Lampreys, hagfish
54
True/False: Reptile skin is made watertight by a layer of scales made of Keratin.
True