Pisces Group Flashcards

1
Q

What does Devonian mean?

A

age of fishes

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2
Q

Pisces is divided into these classes

A

Class myxini, Class Cephalospidomorphi, Class Chondrichthyes, Class Osteichthyes,

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3
Q

in subphylum craniate, the notochord is replaced by the _________

A

Backbone

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4
Q

What else distinguishes craniates from other chordates?

A

Segmentation found in muscles and vertebra

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5
Q

Class Myxini is commonly known as the_______

A

Hagfish

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6
Q

Class myxini’s primary food source?

A

Detritus - decaying tissue

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7
Q

members of Class Myxini have _____ skeletons

A

Cartilaginous

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8
Q

All members of group pisces have ______ hearts

A

2 chambered

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9
Q

Defense mechanism of Myxini?

A

slime

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10
Q

What were the results of the Cambrian Explosion?

A

Vertebrates developed more complex nervous systems and advanced skeletal systems as well as more effective means of prey capture and predator evasion.

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11
Q

Class Cephalospidomorphi are commonly known as ______

A

Lamprey, or jawless fish.

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12
Q

Class Cephalospidomorphi have ______ skeletons

A

Cartilaginous

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13
Q

what is unique about class Cephalospidomorphi’s cartilaginous skeleton?

A

It is different from cartilaginous fish skeletons because it contains no collagen. (it has a stiff protein matrix)

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14
Q

what has a stif cartilaginous pipe around its notochord with stiff dorsal projections?

A

Class Cephalospidomorphi

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15
Q

Myxini are found in _______

A

marine habitats only

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16
Q

Cephalospidomorphi are found in ___________

A

freshwater and marine habitats

17
Q

Life style of Cephalospidomorphi

A

parasitic

18
Q

Class placodermi are found_______

A

No where, the are extinct

19
Q

Class Chondrichthyes are known as ___________

A

Bony fish

20
Q

Class Chondrichthyes include

A

Sharks, skates, and rays

21
Q

What class of Group Pisces posses a lateral line?

A

Class Chondrichthyes

22
Q

Class Chondrichthyes contain _____ in blood. For what purpose?

A

Urea. Osmoregulation

23
Q

Do all fish have swim bladders?

A

No, Class Chondrichthyes does not and only some of Class Osteichythyes do

24
Q

Teeth are modified from what structure in Class Chondrichthyes

A

scales

25
Q

Sharks can be Oviparous or Ovoviviparous. what is the difference?

A

Oviparous means that eggs hatch outside the mothers body. Ovoviviparous means eggs hatch inside the uterus.

26
Q

Class Osteichythyes are also known as _______

A

Bony fish

27
Q

in Osteichythyes, cartilage in the skeleton is replaced by ______

A

Calcium phosphate

28
Q

What is an Operculum?

A

Gill covering. Found in Osteichythyes

29
Q

Most Osteichythyes have what type of fertilization?

A

external

30
Q

Most Chondrichthyes have what type of fertilization?

A

internal

31
Q

What are Gnathostomes?

A

Jawed vertebrates

32
Q

Gnathostomes include,

A

sharks and their relatives, ray-finned fishes, lobe-finned fishes, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals

33
Q

Osteichthyes have 2 subclasses ______ and ________

A

Sarcopterygii (fleshy finned fish, or lungfish & Lobe finned fish), and Actinopterygii (ray finned)

34
Q

Sarcopterygii include ______

A

Coelacanths

35
Q

Actinopterygii

A

Most common fish. Include Goldfish, bass, catfish, Moray eel, etc.