Lecture 2 Flashcards

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1
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General (wrong) definition of an animal

A

Non-Human

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Biological definition of an animal

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Belonging to the kingdom Animalia or Metazoa

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Animalis meaning

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Having breath/soul

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Diversity and number of species

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There are a lot of different animals

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5
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Diverse species are thanks to

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Evolution

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6
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Diverse habitats are thanks to

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environmental changes

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7
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Diverse characteristics are a result of

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adaptation

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8
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Species habitats and characteristics

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Interact and influence each other

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Coevolution

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Things that evolve together

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10
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All taxa evolved from what

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A single common ancestor

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LUCA

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Last universal common ancestor

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Taxa

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any group that have similar aspects

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Phyla

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Taxonomic category above class and below kingdom

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14
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Number of recognized phyla

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35

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15
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Clade

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Groups of phyla
Monophyletic group with a common ancestor

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16
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How are phyla categorized?

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Into clades based on shared characteristics

17
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All animals share the earth which means

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They have the same basic resources available (energy, oxygen, etc)

18
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Monophyletic

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A unique group of animals (phyla)

19
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Lower clades branched more recently than higher clades

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False, lower clades are more ancient

20
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Earlier branches on the phyletic tree indicate

A

Bigger differences between groups

21
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What is the first characteristic of an animal?

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A multicellular eukaryote that lacks a cell wall

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What is the second characteristic of an animal?

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Heterotroph (eats other things for energy)

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What is the third characteristic of an animal?

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Motile for at least some time in their lives

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What is the fourth characteristic of an animal?

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Reproduces sexually (most) or asexually

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What is the fifth characteristic of an animal?

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Most have nerves and muscles (movement)

26
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Precambrian era

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700 mya
When multicellular eukaryotes started appearing

27
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What did multicellular eukaryotes evolve from?

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A flagellated protist

28
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How did Multicellular eukaryotes arise?

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Colonies formed that started specialization of tissues

29
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What is a flagellated protist?

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A colonial unicellular ancestor of eukaryotes

30
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What did specialization and layering change in flagellated protists?

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They were the first steps in becoming multicellular eukaryotes

31
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Change in shape of multicellular colonies lead to

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Internalization of functions

32
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Choanoflagellates

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Cone shaped cells with a flagella

33
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Importance of Choanoflagellates

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Similar to sponge cells (choanocytes) showing evolutionary link

34
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Does evolution mirror development?

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Yes, evidence of LUCA