Lab 8 Flashcards

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1
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Deuterostomes?

A

Mouth forms second, anus forms first
radial cleavage
Indeterminate cells

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Echinodermata?

A

Sea stars, urchins, cucumbers
five part radial symmetry
calcareous endoskeleton
bilateral symetrry for embryos

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3
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Water vascular system?

A

Unique to echinoderms

modified for locomotion

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4
Q

Keystone predators?

A

Sea star

keep populations of smaller organisms like sea urchins and mussels in check

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5
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Chordata?

A

Invertebrates and vertebrates

Notochord, dorsal hollow nerve cord, pharyngeal slits, post anal tail

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Notochord?

A

longitudinal, endoskeletal rod that gives strength and elasticity to the body.

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Dorsal Hollow nerve cord?

A

spinal chord of vertebrates

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Pharyngeal slits?

A

Gas exchange

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9
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Post anal tail

A

muscular tail extends past anal opening

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10
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Lancelets?

A

Suspension feeders that burrow into sediment to feed

Myomeres act against notochord to move it into sediment

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11
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Oral hood?

A

lancelet

sorts food particle

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12
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Atrium?

A

common chamber where water goes after it accesses pharyngeal slits

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13
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atriopore?

A

water is dumped from here

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14
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Bony fish?

A

The vertebral column of fish is divided in two regions, the trunk and the tail

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Q

Axial skeletons?

A

skull and vertebrate

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16
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Tetrapods?

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cervical, thoracic , lumbar, sacral, caudal

17
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cervical?

A

neck (movement)

18
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thoraric?

A

ribs to protect heart and lungs/ help breathing

19
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lumbar?

A

stregnthen back

20
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sacral?

A

fused to pelvic girdle, muscular attachment points

21
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Caudal?

A

tail vertebrate

22
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Homology?

A

certain characteristics arising from common ancestry

23
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analogous?

A

appear similar but didnt come from common ancestry

24
Q

circ system? (fish)

A

heart

25
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digestive system? (fish)

A

liver, esophagus, stomach, intestine,

26
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urogenital system (fish)

A

kidneys, bladder, gonad

27
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resp system? (fish)

A

gill chamber

28
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resp and circ systems? (rat)

A

heart, lungs, trachea, bronchi

29
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Digestive system? (rat)

A

Liver, esophagus, stomach, spleen, pancreas, colon, and anus

30
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Urogenital system? (rat)

A

gonad and ducts, kidneys