Lab 13 Flashcards

1
Q

Includes over 800 species characterized by their cartilaginous endoskeletons, powerful jaws, and well developed sense organs

A

Class Chondrichthyes - Cartilaginous fishes

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2
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These fishes have gills that occur in rows of 5-7 and lack moveable gill covers. Possess paired pelvic and pectoral fin which improve stabilization and maneuverability. Includes sharks, skates, and rays

A

Elasmobranchs

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3
Q

Instead of a swim bladder Elasmobranchs rely on their body shape and an _____ for buoyancy

A

Oil-filled liver

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4
Q

Elasmobranchs teeth are easily lost and replaced and are derived from ___ ____ that cover the body

A

placoid scales

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5
Q

Elasmobranchs have ____ gill covers and a ___ tail

A

immovable

heterocercal

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6
Q

The vertebrate jaw evolved from ____ in primitive fishes

A

the most anterior of gill arches

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7
Q

This class includes the lobe-finned fishes. Have bony endoskeletons, paired fins, movable operculum

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Class Sarcopterygii - lobe-finned fishes

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8
Q

Lobe finned fishes have a ____ tail and the vertebrae extends to the end

A

Diphycercal tail

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9
Q

Includes two species of coelacanth, six species of lungfish, and Tikaalik

A

Class Sarcopterygii-lobe finned fishes

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10
Q

A fossil of a lobe-finned fish named ____ had gills and scales like a fish but the neck of an amphibian

A

Tiktaalik

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11
Q

Includes the Ray finned fishes. Bony endoskeleton, dermal scales, median and paired fins, swim bladder, gills with operculum

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Class Actinopterygii

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12
Q

Ray-finned fishes that include sturgeon and paddlefish

A

Chondrosteans

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13
Q

Ray-finned fishes that include teleosts or modern bony fishes

A

Neopterygians

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14
Q

On the inner margin of a fish’s gills are the ____ which are used to stop food particles from fouling or damaging the gills

A

gill rakers

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15
Q

The cardiovascular system of a fish is a ____

A

single loop system, two chambered heart

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16
Q

Include Caecilians, frogs, toads, and salamanders

A

Amphibians

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17
Q

___ is thin and highly vascularized and is important for respiration but ineffective at preventing water loss

A

Amphibian skin

18
Q

Amphibian eggs are fertilized ___ and hatch into aquatic larvae called ____

A

externally

tadpoles

19
Q

A few species of salamander exhibit ____ the retention of larvall traits

A

paedomorphosis

20
Q

Apoda =
Anura =
Caudata =

A

caecilians
frogs and toads
salamanders and newts

21
Q

A frog has ___ and ____ teeth used for holding prey

A

maxillary and vomerine

22
Q

Amphibians and reptiles have a heart with ___ chambers

A

three

23
Q

Frogs use ____ to breathe

A

positive pressure respiration

24
Q

This class includes turtles, lizards, and snakes

A

Reptilia

25
Q

Reptiles were the first truly ____

A

terrestrial vertebrates

26
Q

Modern reptiles are ___ meaning they derive their body temperature from external sources

A

Ectotherms

27
Q

The largest order of reptile includes all lizards, and snakes

A

Squamata

28
Q

Turtles are in order

A

chelonia

29
Q

Crocodilians are unique among the modern reptiles in that their heart has ___ chambers

A

four

30
Q

Turtles can survive ____ conditions using their shell

A

anoxic

31
Q

Mammals evolved from a distinct lineage of tetrapods called the

A

synapsids

32
Q

Mammals distinguish themselves from other vertebrates by the presence of

A

hair and mammary glands

33
Q

Have a sheath of keratin that surrounds a bony core attached to the skull

A

true horns

34
Q

Composed of bone but not keratin and are shed annually. Usually occur on males only.

A

antlers

35
Q

Lay eggs, young drink mothers milk but dontsuckle

A

monotremes

36
Q

Live birth, young develop in pouch

A

marsupials

37
Q

Internal development with long gestation

A

placental mammals

38
Q

Many mates

A

promiscuous

39
Q

Single female have many male mates

A

Polyandry

40
Q

Single male and many female mates

A

Polygamy