powerpoint 4 Flashcards

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class chondrichthyes

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class of cartilagenous fish
- prismatically calcified (triangles)
- loss of bone; cartilage as a synapomorphy

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cartilage

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  • avascular
  • made of chondrocytes
  • releases AIF
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AIF

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angiogenesis inhibitory factor
- stops blood vessels from forming in cartilagenous areas
- nutrients and waste travel by diffusion

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4
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why were people killing billions of sharks

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to make anti cancer pills

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how does bone form

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bones need blood vessels to deliver oxygen
- different from cartilage on a tissue level

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claspers

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  • synapomorphy of sharks
  • misnomer
  • act as a siphon bw cloaca and the other shark
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7
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what species first evolved independent fertilization

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sharks, 200 mil yrs before mammals

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siphon sac

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some sharks have a seawater filled bag used to push semen through

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3 types of birth

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oviparous
ovoviviparous
viviparous

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oviparous

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carrying eggs in an egg case
- hard/leathery shell
- twins are RARE, except for the west coast skate

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west coast skate

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produces 4, 5, or 6 embryos in one hard case

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ovoviviparous

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egg hatches in utero and birth is “live”
- even after using up egg sac they stick around for 3-4 months
- some eat unfert eggs
- some eat siblings

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tropohemata

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egg sacs penetrate gills/heads of some embryos and feed them that way

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viviparous

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live birth
- placental attachment like mammals
- analagous structure in sharks (pseudo/yolk sac placenta)
- umbilical scar
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k-selected strategy

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  • slow growth
  • late maturity
  • few babies
  • maternal care*** not sharks
    ex: dolphin
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r-selected strategy

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  • fast growth
  • earlier maturity
  • many many babies
  • no maternal care
    ex: oak tree
17
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the four cartilagenous fish synapomorphies

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cartilagenous skeleton
claspers
chronic tooth replacement
placoid scales