introduction to developmental anatomy Flashcards

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developmental anatomy

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formation and growth of the body from fertilization to adulthood

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prenatal period includes

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zygote, embryo, fetus

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postnatal period includes

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neonate, infant/child, adolescent, adult

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fertilization

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formation of zygote

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embryonic period

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organ and body formation

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fetal period

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organ and body growth

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neonatal

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newborn, transition to independent, sustained life

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infancy/childhood

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sexually immature, continued growth of body

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adolescence

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transition from sexually immature to mature

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adulthood

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sexually mature

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sexually mature male non species specific terms

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sire or stud

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sexually mature female non species specific terms

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dam

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mature female dog

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bitch

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mature male cat

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tom

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mature female cat

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queen

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immature neutral equine

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foal

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17
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immature neutral female horse

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filly

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18
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immature neutral male horse

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colt

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19
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mature male horse

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stallion

gelding (castrated)

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mature female horse

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mare

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immature neutral bovine

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calf

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immature female bovine

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mature male bovine

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bull

steer (castrated)

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mature female bovine

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immature neutral sheep
lamb
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mature male sheep
ram | wether (castrated)
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mature female sheep
doe or nanny
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immature swine neutral
piglet or pig
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imature swine weaned pig
shoats
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immature female swine
gilt
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mature male swine
boar | barrow (castrated)
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mature female swine
sow
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gender neutral immature poultry
chicks
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gender neutral immature turkey
poult
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female immature poultry
pullet
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male immature poultry
cockerels
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male mature poultry
cocks or rooster (chicken) | tom (turkey)
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mature female poultry
hen
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canine gestation range
58-65 days | 9 weeks
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feline gestation range
63-70 days | 9 weeks
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equine gestation range
330-350 days | 11 months
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bovine gestation range
273-296 days | 9 months
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caprine gestation range (goat)
145-155 days | 5 months
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ovine gestation range (sheep)
140-155 days | 5 months
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porcine gestation range
112-115 days | 3 mos, 3 wks, 3 dys
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fetal period encompasses a greater percentage of gestation in ____ species
precocious species (developmentally advanced)
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horses/cattle
20% embryonic; 80% fetal
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canine/feline
60% embryonic; 40% fetal
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effects of pathogens or toxin exposure during gestation are highly ___ dependent
gestational time
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what does mitosis produce
2 genetically identical cells | 1 diploid cell (2n)= two diploid cells
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what does meiosis produce
4 genetically non-identical cells
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what does the first division of meiosis produce
two genetically non-identical haploid cells (splits chromosome pairs apart) (2n to 1n)
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what does the 2nd division of meiosis produce
each haploid cell from 1st division produces wo cells (separates the replicated material)