Midterm 2 (Part 3) Flashcards

1
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blastopore

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correspond to opening of aarchenteron

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2
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coelom

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body cavity with tissues from mesoderm and ectoderm, some triploblastic dont have

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3
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blastopore develops into

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mouth (protostomes) anus (deuterostomes)

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4
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what is metamorphisis

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developmental transformation that truns animal into juvenile that resembles adult but not sexually mature

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5
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what is similar to animals

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unicellular choanoflagellates, have similar genome sequences

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6
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what do body cavities do

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support, transport and diffusion, gorwth of organs

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7
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reproduction in animals

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dominated by diploid phase, unicellular haploid phase

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8
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what forms neural tube/NS

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infolding of neural tube from ectoderm

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9
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what is a neoblast

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in fragmentation, undiff. stem cells that can regenerate whole organism

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10
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when a diploid zygote undergoes mitosis…,

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it becomes a blastula

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11
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bilateral symmetry tissues

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ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm (triploblastic)

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12
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what are hox genes

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control expression of 100+ genes to determine morphology, homeotic genes to control identity of tissue, orientation, segmentation, repitions

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13
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what tissues do sponges have

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choanocytes similar to choanoflagellates (feeding by filtration)
amoebocytes to transport nutrients to other cells

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14
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what is gastrulation

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formation of gastrula through infolding, formation of enbryonic tissues that will develop to adult body parts

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15
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features of animals

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eukarotyes, multicell. hetertroph, breath oxygen (aerobic/oxidative respiration)

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16
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radial vs bilateral symmetry?

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r- central axis, no anterior/posterior region
b- dorsal/ ventral, anterior region (sensory), posterior( tail, anus, locomotion)

17
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archenteron

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primitive gut

18
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what is larva

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sexually immature form of an animal that is morphiologically distinct from adult

19
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4 kinds of cell cleavage RIDS

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spiral cleavage-oblique to axis
radial-parallel to axis
determinate-each cell specific part of embryo
indeterminate- each cell potential produce complete embryp

20
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notochord?

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dorsal flexible rod in chordates for support

21
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what is an animal

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can move, reproduce, cells into tissues, development throuh blastula, abcence of cell wall (matrix)

22
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radial symmetry tissues

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ectoderm, ednoderm (diploblastic)

23
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what are cadherins

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proetins for cell attactment, have cytoplasmic cadherin domain,

24
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needed for multicellularity

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requires cell adherence and cell signaling

25
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examples of animals to reproduce sexually

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jellyfish (budding), sponges and flatworms (fragmentation), parthenogensis (offspring from unfertilized eggs)