Phylum Chordates Flashcards

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three unifying characteristics

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  1. dorsal hollow nerve cord
  2. notochord
  3. pharyngeal gill slits
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Sub Phylum: Urochordata

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acraniates, filter feeders, larval from looks like a tadpole and is free swimming, adults are sessile.

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Sub Phylum: Cephalochordata

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“lancelets”, acraniate, filter feeder, somewhat free swimming

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Sub Phylum: Vertebrata

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Craniates, vertebral column replaces notochord,

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Largest group of vertebrates

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fishes!

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first vertebrates to occur in fossil records

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fishes!

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Class: Agnatha

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“Jawless fish”

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Class: Acanthodii

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“Spiney fish”

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Class: Placodermi

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“Armored fish”

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Class: Chondrichthyes

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“Cartilaginous fish”

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Cartilaginous fish example

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sharks and rays

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Agnatha characteristics

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no paired limbs, circular mouth

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Acanthodii characteristics

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extinct, jaws, paired limbs

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1st occurrence of jaws

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Acanthodii

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1st occurrence of paired limbs

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Acanthodii

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Placodermi characteristics

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extinct, heavily armored fish

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Chondrichthyes characteristics

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cartilage endoskeletons, fusiform body shape, heterocercal tail, paired fins