Organisms Grow Flashcards

1
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When do animals’ growth rates often stop?

A

When they reach the juvenile stage

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2
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What body plan is common in animals?

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Determinate body plan

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3
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What body plan do plants have?

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Indeterminate body plan

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4
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What is fertilization?

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Answer: Formation of a diploid zygote from a haploid egg and sperm

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5
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What are early stages of development often studied in?

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Model systems

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6
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Which model organisms are used to study early development?

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Answer: Sea urchin eggs and sperm

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7
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Acrosomal Reaction:
Sperm contact with jelly coat releases

A

acrosome

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8
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What does the depolarization of the egg membrane create?

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Answer: Fast block to polyspermy

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9
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What happens during the cortical reaction?

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Answer: Cortical granules fuse with egg plasma membrane

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10
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What does the cortical reaction result in?

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Cleavage of receptors and formation of fertilization envelope (slow block)

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11
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What does cleavage do to the cytoplasm of a large cell?

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Answer: Partitions it into smaller cells called blastomeres

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12
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What is the fluid-filled cavity in a blastula called?

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Answer: Blastocoel

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