Lecture 17 Flashcards

1
Q

Limb Development

Mesodermal Origins –___________________

A

lateral plate and somites

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2
Q

_____________- determine limb differentiation and anterior and posterior sides

A

how genes

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3
Q

________________ are cells that determine the identity of limb and neither it continues growing. Deetermines proximal and distal growth

A

apical ectodermal ridges

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4
Q

________________ cells that determine medial and lateral growth

A

Zone of Polarizing activity cells (ZPA)

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5
Q

____________ is a type on multiple digits on the thumb side

A

preaxial

extra thumb

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6
Q

____________ is a type on multiple digits on the pink side

A

postaxial

extra pinky

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7
Q

_____________ is when there is an extra middle (2-4 fin finger

A

midray polydactyl

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8
Q

______________ was the first upright ancestor of humans

A

australopithecines

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9
Q

_______________ evolution of different characteristics with a lineage.

A

mosaic evolution

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10
Q

How back and pelvis changes for upright walking

A

apes: longer back and pelvis
humans: shorter back and pelvis

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11
Q

How does the head change to adapt for upright walking

A

held vertical. Foramen magnum relocated

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12
Q

How are the shoulders different in apes

A

moe powerful and longer limbs

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13
Q

How are the limbs different in humans for walking

A

longer and more slender femur

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14
Q

How are feet different in humans for walking

A

have flat surface

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15
Q

Only humans have a _______

A

Q angle used for walking

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16
Q

Aps have a ________________ and _________

A

posible toe and more curved digits

17
Q

humans have ____________

A

lordosis

18
Q

________________ through hip and knee joint and anterior to ankle joint. OCillates where walking

A

center of mass

19
Q

Almost ____________________ is need to stand

A

no force

20
Q

Humans are born through a ____________

A

small birth can and thus must have small heads

21
Q

__________ take a long time for brain to develop. Characteristsic of humans

A

altricial

22
Q

Implications of a small pelvic hole

A

painful childbirth

23
Q

what are examples of sexual dimorphism as a result of childbirth

A
  • pelvis

- vertebrae

24
Q

_______________ – using anatomy to infer phylogenetic and functional
relationships

A

Comparative Anatomy

25
Q

homology (phylogenetic relationship) vs. analogy (functional relationship) functional morphology –

A

how form relates to function

26
Q

_________________ – how function (and therefore form) is

A

ecomorphology

27
Q

______________ – combining functional morphology with physics to determine
efficiency

A

related to ecology biomechanics

28
Q

Line of Action – direction of pull of a muscle
Fo – output force – usually something working against gravity Lo – output lever arm – from axis of rotation to Fo
Fi – input force – from the muscle
Li – input lever arm – from axis of rotation to line of action

A

FoLo = FiLi - equilibrium

29
Q

Increasing Power –

A

maximizing out-force

30
Q

Increasing Speed –

A

opposite of power