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Lab 6. Vertebrate Design Flashcards

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3 things all members of Infraphylum Vertebrata possess

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  1. Neural crest cells
  2. Ectodermal Placodes
  3. Vertebrae surrounding nerve cord (axial support)
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Some functions of integument (know as many as you can but not word for word)

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  • Protection from chemical injury, infection, desiccation
  • Protection from mechanical injury
  • Protection from predation
  • Reception/transduction of stimuli
  • Movement of materials for nutrition, excretion and respiration
  • Body temp. regulation
  • Locomotion
  • Colouration for cryptic or display purposes
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3 main layers of the skin

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  1. Epidermis
  2. Dermis
  3. Hypodermis
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What is dermis?

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Layer of vascularized connective tissue beneath dermis

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What is hypodermis?

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When present, located between dermis and deeper tissues

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3 main functions of cartilage and bone

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  1. Muscle attachment
  2. Skeletal support
  3. Absorption and storage of mechanical energy during locomotion
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3 types of vertebrate muscles

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  1. Striated (skeletal)
  2. Smooth (involuntary)
  3. Cardiac (heart)
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What is striated muscle?

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Responsible for gross movement (locomotion)

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What is smooth muscle?

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Occurs in skin and lining of gut, blood vessels and reproductive tract

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All animals are what in terms of food acquisition?

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Heterotrophs (aka. must consume other organisms or their products to meet nutritional requirements)

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Vertebrates all have what kind of circulatory system?

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Closed

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4 things included in vertebrate blood

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  1. Plasma
  2. Erythrocytes
  3. Leucocytes
  4. Platelets
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What is plasma?

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Water and dissolved gasses, salts, nutrients and proteins

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What are erythrocytes?

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Transport O2 and CO2

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What are leucocytes?

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Function primarily in immunity

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What are platelets?

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Function in blood clotting

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3 possible types of respiration

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  1. Cutaneous
  2. Gills
  3. Lungs
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Using 2 methods of breathing simultaneously

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Bimodal breathing

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Definition of excretion

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Elimination of metabolic waste products from an animal’s body (we’re gonna focus on nitrogenous waste)

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Definition of osmoregulation

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Regulation of the balance of water and solutes

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Definition of isosmotic

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Organism having same osmotic pressure than its environment

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Definition of hypoosmotic

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Organism having lower osmotic pressure than its environment (most marine vertebrates - need water conservation)

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Definition hyperosmotic

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Organism having higher osmotic pressure than its environment (freshwater vertebrates - need to get rid of excess water)

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3 types of kidney

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  1. Pronephros
  2. Mesonephros
  3. Metanephros
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Pronephros definition

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  • Most primitive kidney structure/first stage of kidney development
  • Functional only in embryos of fishes + amphibians (and adults of ancient fishes)
  • Usually excrete ammonia and have minimal need for water conservation
  • Few nephrons
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Mesonephros definition

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  • Second stage of kidney development
  • Functional kidney during embryonic development in amniotes and in most adult fishes and amphibians
  • More nephrons than pronephros
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Metanephros definition

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  • Functional kidney of adult reptiles, birds and mammals
  • High need for water conservation + higher metabolism
  • Excrete urea or uric acid
  • Large number of nephrons
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3 functions of nervous/sensory systems

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  1. Perceive external environment and transmit info to organism
  2. Participate in regulation of internal environment
  3. Storage site for information
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Vertebrate brain has 3 regions meaning it is:

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Tripartite

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3 parts of Vertebrate brain

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  1. Forebrain
  2. Midbrain
  3. Hindbrain
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4 parts of forebrain in adults

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  1. Cerebrum
  2. Olfactory bulb
  3. Thalamus
  4. Hypothalamus
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Midbrain part

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Optic lobe

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3 parts of hindbrain

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  1. Cerebellum
  2. Pons
  3. Medulla oblongata
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Another name for forebrain

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Prosencephalon

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Another name for midbrain

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Mesencephalon

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Another name for hindbrain

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Rhombencephalon

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Cerebrum function

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Higher brain function

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Olfactory bulb function

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Smell

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Thalamus function

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Sensory relay

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Hypothalamus function

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Regulation of functions like temperature

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Optic lobe function

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Reflex response coordination to visual, tactile and auditory input

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Cerebellum function

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Coordination of motor activity

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Pons function

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Connection of various regions of brain, regulation of breathing

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Medulla oblongata function

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Reflex centre for breathing and cardiovascular function

45
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4 categories of sense organs

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  1. Chemoreceptors
  2. Mechanoreceptors
  3. Photoreceptors
  4. Thermoreceptors
46
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External fertilization definition

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Egg and sperm unite outside of female

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Internal fertilization definition

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Egg and sperm unite inside of female

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Oviparous definition

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Eggs laid outside of female

49
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Ovoviviparous definition

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Eggs hatch inside of female and young are born alive

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Viviparous definition

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Live birth

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