intro to animals (exam3) Flashcards

1
Q

Are fungi heterotrophs or autotrophs?

A

heterotrophs

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2
Q

What is the difference in the way fungi vs animals break down food?

A

fungi break down food before consumption, while animals break down food after consumption

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3
Q

choanoflagellates are ____ protists, some are _____

A

-sensile
-colonial

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4
Q

How do choanoflagellates feed?

A

sticking a flagella into the water column to collect food particles

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5
Q

sponges are ____, ______ animals

A

-multicellular
-sensile

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6
Q

How do sponges feed?

A

they stick out a bunch of flagella to collect food particles

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7
Q

Sponges have an ____ for structural support.

A

-extracellular matrix

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8
Q

A few lineages of sponges have ____. Which is ____.

A

-epithelium
-real tissue

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9
Q

Are animals a monophyletic group?

A

yes

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10
Q

About how many lineages of animal phyla are currently recognised?

A

30-35

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11
Q

Diploblasts

A

tissues from 2 embryonic germ layres

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12
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Triploblasts

A

tissues from 3 embryonic germ layers

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13
Q

endoderm

A

inside tissue

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14
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mesoderm

A

middle tissue

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15
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ectoderm

A

outside tissue

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16
Q

radial symmetry

A

symmetry around a central access

17
Q

bilateral symmetry

A

symmetry down the middle

18
Q

Bilateral symmetry did not evolve all at once in the _____. Some components evolved ____.

A

-cambrian explosion
-earlier

19
Q

cephalization

A

the nerves and sense organs all concentrate at one end of an organism

20
Q

What is the difference between the nerve net and the central nervous system?

A

the nerve net has a random spread of nerves throughout the organism. the central nervous system follows and organised path an condenses at one end.

21
Q

coelom

A

body cavity filled with mesoderm

22
Q

The skin and nervous system develop from the ____.

A

ectoderm

23
Q

The muscles and organs develop from the ____.

A

mesoderm

24
Q

The gut (digestive tract) develops from the ____.

A

endoderm

25
Q

Coelomates have an enclosed ____ completely lined with _____ derived tissue.

A

-coelom
-mesodermally

26
Q

Acoelomates have no enclosed ____.

A

coelom

27
Q

Pseudocoelomates have an enclosed ____ partially lined with ____ derived tissue.

A

-coelom
-mesodermally

28
Q

Blastospore

A

the first opening in the embryo

29
Q

In deuterostomes the ____ develops before the ____.

A

-anus
-mouth

30
Q

In protostomes the ____ develops before the ____ (for the most part).

A

-mouth
-anus

31
Q

Animal life cycles are normally ____ dominant.

A

diploid

32
Q

metamorphosis

A

a common, drastic change of form from one developmental stage to another