Exam 3 Flashcards

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What vertebrates have a double circulation pattern?

A

mammals and birds

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What type of circulatory pattern do fish have?

A

Single circulation

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What is osmoregulation?

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keeping waste water and ions at tolerable levels inside the body

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What is homeostasis?

A

The ability to maintain a constant body temperature

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What compounds must all animals regulate?

A

h20 ions and wastes

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Where does deamination occur in different animals?

A

invertebrates- digestive gland

vertebrates - liver

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What are the three nitrogenous waste products produced by different animals?

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urea, uric acid and ammonia

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Why do those animals use the particular nitrogenous waste products that they do?

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because of the environment that they are in

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What is a cleidoic egg?

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egg with a hard shell

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What are the three mechanisms used by all excretory structures to retain needed compounds and excrete unneeded ones?

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  1. filtration/osmotic pressure-forces body fluids into es via force or osmotic pressure (pulls fluids into es with high solute concentration.
  2. reabsorption/ secretion- active transport of needed components back into body from es
  3. Excretion- removal of unwanted compounds from body.
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What is filtrate?

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solutes

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