Reptiles Flashcards

1
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Lasted over 165 million years and included the dinosaurs

A

Reptiles

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2
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  1. Mammal-like reptiles with a single pair of temporal openings low on the cheek
A

Synapsids

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3
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  1. Sole survivor of a group that otherwise disappeared 100 million years ago
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Tuatara

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4
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  1. Gave rise to all other traditional “reptiles” and to birds. The skull has two temporal openings
A

Diapsids

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5
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  1. Skull with no temporal openings. E.g. modern turtles
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Anapsids

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6
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  1. Makes the scale, hair, feathers, and claws
  2. Surrounds the embryo
  3. Muscle use in respiration of the lungs
A

Keratin
Amnion
Diaphragm

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7
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  1. Respiratory surface
  2. Stores metabolic waste
  3. The most common copulatory organ
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  1. Chorion
  2. Allantois
  3. Penis
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8
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  1. Used for crushing and gripping of prey
  2. Receives deoxygenated blood
  3. Receives oxygenated blood
A

Jaw
Right Atrium
Left Atrium

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9
Q
  1. Salt is remove by the ________ near the nose, eyes, or tongue
  2. Part of the brain of reptiles which is relatively enlarge
  3. Order of the turtles
A

Salt Gland
Cerebrum
Order Testudines

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10
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  1. A specialized olfactory chamber in the roof of the mouth
  2. In turtles, low temperature produce ______ while high temperature produce ______
A

Jacobson’s Organ
Male, Female

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11
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  1. Give 3 Characteristics of Nervous System and senses of turtles
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BGH

  1. Brain is small
  2. Good sense of smell, acute vision, and color perception about equal to humans
  3. Have a middle and an inner ear but sound perception is poor.
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12
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  1. Give 3 Characteristics of Reproduction and Development of Turtles
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  1. Oviparous
  2. Fertilization is internal
  3. Bury their eggs in the ground
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13
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  1. Order of Lizards and Snakes
  2. Arboreal lizards of Africa and Madagascar
  3. Suborder if Lizards
  4. Suborder of Snakes
A

Order Squamata
Chameleon
Suborder Sauria
Suborder Serpentes

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14
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  1. Small, agile, nocturnal forms with adhesive toe pads
  2. Include many New World Lizards
  3. Legless lizard
A

Geckos
Iguana
Glass Lizard (ito ang tama)

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15
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  1. Only lizards capable of venomous bite
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Gila Monsters
Beaded Lizards

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16
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  1. Limbless and have lost pectoral and pelvic girdles
  2. Allow breathing while swallowing in snakes
  3. In Turtles, shells consist of dorsal _____ and a ventral ______
A

Snake
Tracheal Opening
Carapace, Plastron

17
Q
  1. Have “pits” with nerve endings sensitive to heat emitted by warm-bodied birds and mammals
  2. Act on the nervous system causing blindness or inhibit respiration
  3. Type of venom which break down blood vessels
A

Pit Vipers
Neurotoxins
Hemorrhagin

18
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  1. Snakes have the most deadly venom per unit volume
A

Sea Snakes
Australian Tiger Snake

19
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  1. Order of tuatara
  2. Only 2 living species in New Zealand
  3. Crocodiles and Alligator
A

Order Sphenodonta
Tuatara
Order Crocodilia

20
Q
  1. Found primarily in the New World and have a broader snout
  2. Occurs in India and Burma and has a very narrow snout
  3. Are widely distributed and has narrow snout
A

Alligators
Gharial
Crocodiles

21
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  1. Teeth are set in sockets
A

Thecodonts