Sensory control and connections Flashcards

1
Q

what systems makes up internal control?

A

sensory
central nervous
endocrine

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2
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what system is responsible for external control? id invasions?

A

immune system

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3
Q

characteristics of nocturnal mammals?

A
lens is larger
closer to retina
rod cells
-sensitive to wide range of wavelengths
-enable vision in low light but low acuity
large curved lens
tapetum lucidum
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4
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characteristics of diurnal mammals

A

greater distribution of cones than rods

larger visual image

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5
Q

what mechanism is responsible for reflecting light back off the eyes?

A

tapetum lucidum

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6
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what do cone cells do?

A

contain pigment
-sensitive to specific wavelength
relatively few compared to rods
-require more illumination to fire

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7
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how many cone cells do mammals have?

birds?

A

most with 2
humans and some other primates with 3

birds have 4

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8
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cones and rods in diurnal and nocturnal mammals

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diurnal: more cones and less rods
nocturnal: more rods and less cones

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9
Q

how to pinnae assist in hearing

A

focus sound on to tympanic membrane
directional hearing
some rotate

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10
Q

where are main olfactory receptors

A

nasal cavity

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11
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purpose of nasal turbinates

A

increase SA

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12
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what are scent glands used for?

A

pheromones that assist in kinship, reproductive status, warning signs

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13
Q

what structure is responsible for secondary olfaction?

what does it detect

A

vomeronasal organ

detects pheromones

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14
Q

touch is most highly developed in ___

A

smaller fossorial / semifossorial mammals

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15
Q

vibrissae

A

used to detect objects

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16
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how can touch but processed and utilized?

A

through specialized receptors in snout, lips, pads.

can detect heat, cold, pressure, pain

17
Q

the central nervous system encompasses what?

A

brain and spinal cord

18
Q

there is expansion of what part of the brain in endotherms?

A

cerebral hemisphere

19
Q

what are the 2 major characteristics of mammalian CNS

A

more storage area

incoming information is better integrated

20
Q

____ are _____ messengers in blood

A

hormones

chemical

21
Q

1st line of defence

A

skin
mucous membranes
secretions from mucous membranes

22
Q

2nd line of defence

A

WBC
antimicrobial proteins
inflammatory response

23
Q

3rd line of defence

A

specific *
lymphocytes
antibodies

24
Q

immunity definition

A

recognize and defend again specific pathogens and antigens

25
what are 2 types of immunity
innate or genetic - from birth - genetically maintained acquired - develops during lifetime - response to infection of vaccine