mammals Flashcards

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monomermes

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egg laying; e.g. platypus

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marsupial

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pouched e.g. kangaroos

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placentals

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e.g. gorilla

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4
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mammalia development from synamsid

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post orbital opening merges with orbit

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5
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synapsids are

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mammal like reptiles

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characteristics of mammals

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mammary glands
hair
endothermic
homeothermic
diapgram, 4 chambered heart, red blood cells without nuclei
live birth (minus monotrmes)
heterodton teeth 
disphydonty
determinate growth 
secondary palate
single jaw bone
3 middle ear bones
repsirotory turbinates
large brains
double articulations 
upright posture
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mammal characteristics derived from fossilr ecord

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heterodton teeth 
disphydonty
determinate growth 
secondary palate
single jaw bone
3 middle ear bones
repsirotory turbinates
large brains
double articulations 
upright posture
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heterodont teeth

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different types of feeth

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9
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dyphydonty

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two sets of teeth

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secondary palate

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seperate breating and feeding passages

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pelycosaurs

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first synapsids
mammal ancestors
in fossil record 306 mya
had sprawling gait
quadrate articular jaw joint
nasal passages open into mouth
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12
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synasid evolution

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pelycosaurs
therapsids
cynadonts
mammal like reptiles
mammals
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13
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what traits evolved into mammals

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  1. posture (sprawling to upright)
  2. respiration (formation of secondary palate)
  3. post dentary jaw bones to middle ear elements
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therapsids

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275/200 mya
more upright stance
quadrate articular jaw joint but dentary expanding up and back
some taxa with partial or complete secondary palata

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cynodonts

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255-170 mya
more upright posture
still quadrate articular jaw joint but post dentary jaw reduced
partial or complete secondary palate in all taxa
only two sets of complex teeht

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earliest mammals

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210 mya; mainly small and insectivorous and nocturnal
upright gait
complete secondary palate
at first; both quadrate articular and squamosal jaw joint

e.g. harocosium (mous like)

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what did the articular and the quadrate evelop into

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malleus and incus

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cenzoic

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age of mammals

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meozoic

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reptile age

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palezoic

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synapsid age

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jurassic

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mammalia evolution of shrews

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creatacous

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large animals start evoling

23
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age of mammals

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after k/pg extinction 65 mya;

mammals that made it through diverisifed quickly in terms of body size especially and specialization

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what are mammal clades based on

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reproductive strategies

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placentals
long gestataion period, 5000+ species (95% of mammals) diverse in numbers and types and biographic division e.g. pangolins, armadillos, humans
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monotremata
``` egg laying earlist fossils from creatcous teeth in beke mammary glands without teets no placenta ``` e.g. platapus echina duckbill
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marsupials
pouched animals early createacous south america and australia mainly anticlockwize radiation around world e.g. koala kangaroos oppposums
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4 major clades of placentals
1. laurosiatheria 2. eurochontoglieres 3. xenartha 5. afrotheria
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laurosiatheria
shrews bats carnivores
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eurochontoglieres
rabbits rodents primates
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xenartha
anteaters sloths south america
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afrotheria
elephants manatee africa
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atriodactyl
morphology of limb; nails to toes to feets; prupose to elongate limbs to move faster e.g. whales closely repalted to hippos (ceetartiodatylus)
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angulates
tapirs, horses and rhinos, and whales | - walk on toes
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whatl developments
pakicetus to choohacetus to basilosaurus to modern whale
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pakicetus
50 mya wolf like mammals with enlogated skull and simplified teeth
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roohacetus
46 mya more specialized for water | webbed feed and elongated digits
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basilosaurs
37 mya | very whale like and elongated
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hippos to whales
transitional fossils show that teeth and balen devloved from hippo to modern whale ancesotrs