Mod 1 Flashcards

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Darwin’s theory of evolution

A
  1. Variation
  2. Over reproduction
  3. Competition
  4. Natural selection
  5. Evolution
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2
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How many years ago did cetacians evolve?

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53-54 mya

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3
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How many years ago did sirenians evolve

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50 mya

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4
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How many years ago did baleen whales evolve?

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35 mya

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5
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How many years ago did pinnipeds evolve?

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25-27 mya

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6
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How many years ago did true seals evolve?

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20 mya

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7
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How many years ago did the walrus evolve

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15 mya

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8
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How many years ago did the fur seals evolve?

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11 mya

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9
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How many years ago did sea otters evolve

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1-3 mya

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10
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How many years ago did polar bears evolve?

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0.5-1 mya

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11
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What is the first differentiator of a deuterostome?

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The blastopore becomes the anus, and the gut does not travel through the brain

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12
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What structures do the pharyngeal slits form in chordates?

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Jaw, hyoid, ears, larynx, and lungs

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13
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What does the dorsal hollow nervous system do?

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Coordination of locomotion with sensory info from the environment

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14
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What does the notochord do?

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stores energy for increased locomotion efficiency

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15
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Mammalian characteristics

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Hair/fur, mammary glands, homeotherms/warm blooded

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16
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Names of the ear bones

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Malleus, incus, stapes

17
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deuterostome blastopore becomes the ___

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anus end of the gut

18
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t/f: early mammals gave live birth

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false, they still laid eggs

19
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material baleen is made of

20
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specially adapted talus (ankle bone),smooth pulley on 2 sides, used by animals specialized in running, evidence that pakicetoid early whale ancestor

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astralagus

21
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The posterior gill slits become

A

The laryngeal skeletob

22
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how many years ago did mammals first evolve?

23
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the first trait to evolve within the vertebrate lineage

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bone protecting the brain and spinal cord

24
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geological event that preceded the evolution of the major phyla of animal lineages

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weathering of minerals from land into ocean

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original function of hair in mammals
navigation in underground burrows
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two structures that are analogous share
function
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two structures that are homologous share
common ancestry
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where pinnipeds, sea otters and polar bears first appeared in the marine environment
north pacific
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manatees and dugongs are most closely related to this terrestrial animal
elephants
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t/f: a pyruvate with less than 3 carbons in its chain can go through anaerobic respiration
false, only one with a chain of more than 3 carbons
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why is o2 more concentrated in the blood in muscles than in the lungs in deep diving mammals?
the lungs deflate with more pressure from h2o at lower depths
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how do marine mammals prevent the bends?
exhaling before diving, alveolar collapse
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inadequate blood supply to an organ or part of body
selective ischemia
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how do walruses eat?
via suction
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how do toothed cetaceans eat?
suction through front gap in teeth
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how do manatees eat?
grinding plant material with molar like teeth
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marine mammals that hear with their jaws
cetaceans
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how do manatees hear?
via the zygomatic arch
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mustelidae
sea otters