Lecture 14 Flashcards

1
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Cephalopoda life modes

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Vagile and nektonic; herd behaviour

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2
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Cephalopoda stratigraphic range

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Cambrian - recent

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3
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Cephalopoda basic structure

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Single shell with bilateral body symmetry
Mostly external (ectocochlia), sometimes internal (endocochlia)
Internal segmentation (ballast)

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4
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Cephalopoda novel/important structures

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Large brain, elaborate sensory organs
Arms or tentacles, beak with mandibles

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5
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Cephalopoda location of radula

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Inside beak or rostrum

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6
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Cephalopoda ink sac purpose

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Contain a pigmented mucus that they can excrete to confuse predators

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7
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Nautilodea basic structure

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External shell: Straight, curved, or coiled
Simple sutures
Siphuncle central or subcentral

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8
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Nautilodea stratigraphic range

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Cambrian - present

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9
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Diversity of Nautilodea during the Paleozoic

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Broad

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10
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Nautilodea composition

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Aragonite shell

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Nautilodea structures

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Septa divide shell into different chambers filled with gas and water, except final chamber, where the organism “resides”

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12
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Orthocone

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Vertical movement

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13
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Crytocone

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Horizontal movement

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14
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Gyrocone

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Convergence between centre of gravity and floatability

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15
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Phragmocone

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Partitioned (fragmented) into chambers separated by septa secreted by the organism

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16
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Living chamber

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Where organism resides

17
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Hyponome

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Funnel through which water is ejected; locomotion through propulsion; can be directed into different directions

18
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Ammonoidea cardinal features

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External shell; Coiled or straight, ribbed
Complex sutures
Siphuncle ventral or nearly dorsal

19
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Ammonoidea stratigraphic range

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Devonian - Cretaceous

20
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Are members of Ammonoidea still around today?

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No they are extinct

21
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Ammonoidea abundance of fossils

22
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Chemical composition of Ammonoidea external shell

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Araoginite

23
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What is special about the external shells of Ammonoidea?

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Often ornamented (spines, bumps, undulations…)

24
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4 forms of sutures in Ammonoidea

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Clymenid, goniatitic, ceratitic, ammonitic

25
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Coleoidiea shell

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Internal shell or shell-less (calcite guard or rostrum)
Straight or coiled
Siphuncle may be absent

26
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Coleoidiea stratigraphic range

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Carboniferous - recent

27
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What 2 main species does Coleoidiea contain?

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Belemnites, cuttlefish

28
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Coleoidiea phragmocone

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Segmented part

29
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Coleoidiea rostrum/guard

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Envelopes the phragmocone; often cigar-shaped, composed of lamellar calcite/most easily preserved part