Sensory Systems 1 - Final Exam Flashcards

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special somatic receptors

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specialized and concentrated on body surface

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special visceral receptors

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specialized and concentrated within body

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3
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General somatic receptors

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widely distributed on the body surface

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4
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general visceral receptors

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widely distributed within body surface

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5
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what is the lateral line in fishes?

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series of fluid-filled canals just below the skin of the head and sides of body (open to surrounding water through tiny pores

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6
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what does the lateral line contain?

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neuromast receptors, mechanoreceptors

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7
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what are neuromast receptors? what is their function? what do they arise from?

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consist of hair cells and cupula, displacement generates impulse, arise from ectodermal placodes

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What is the function of the mechanoreceptors?

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detect water movement (pressure) produced by turbulence, currents, or low-frequency vibrations

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9
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what is the function of the lateral line?

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orientation, schooling, avoiding predators, finding prey

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10
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what are the ampullae of lorenzini?

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modified lateral line in the head region.

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what is the structure of the ampullae of lorenzini?

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external pores and gel filled canal leads to ampulla housing neuromast

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12
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What is the function of ampullae of Lorenzini? why is this important?

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detect bioelectric fields, which may cause sharks to attack metal objects, the earths magnetic field interacting with ocean currents generate electric fields sharks use for migration

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13
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Where is the inner ear membranous labyrinth located?

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within a bony or cartilaginous labyrinth, surrounded by perilymph

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14
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the inner ear membranous labyrinth usually consists of ____ semicircular ducts (anterior, posterior, horizontal), __________, and ___________

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3, utricle, sacculus

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15
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how many semicircular ducts do hagfish have? which ones?

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1, posterior

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16
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How many semicircular ducts do lampreys have? which ones?

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2, anterior, posterior

17
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what is the lagena?

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out pocket of sacculus, homologous to cochlea of mammals and birds

18
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fish have a ___________

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lagena

19
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what is the function of the lagena of succulus in sharks?

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receive sound waves, to detect prey

20
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What is dynamic equilibrium?

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when head rotates, inertia causes a slight movement of endolymph fluid in semicircular ducts, displaces cupula of crista (located within ampulla) generating impulses by hair cells

21
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what is static equilibrium?

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hair cells of maculae generate impulses during linear acceleration

22
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what are the hair cells of maculae

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flattened cupula containing a layer of otoliths

23
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T/F: otoliths are often extrinsic grain (sand particles)

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true

24
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the weberian apparatus is a modification of the first _______ vertebrae in carp

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4-5

25
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pressure waves vibrate _____________ swimbladder (resonating chamber) causing _______________ (connecting swimbladder to inner ear) to vibrate ___________ sound waves

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physostomous, Weberian ossicles, amplifying

26
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the basilar membrane in mammals is __________ (each frequency has a characteristic place of resonance along it, high near base and low at apex)

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tonotopic

27
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mammalian organ of corti is a specialized strip of _____________ (innervated by CN VIII) within coiled ____________

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neuromasts, cochlear duct

28
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What does the mammalian organ of corti rest on?

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a basilar membrane that vibrates when waves from middle ear ossicles propagate through fluid

29
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amphibians and most reptiles have a _________ on the surface of the head

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tympanic membrane

30
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crocodilians, birds, and mammals have a ______________ that is deeper in the skull at the end of an air-filled passageway called the ______________

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tympanic membrane, outer ear canal

31
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_________ of mammals collects and directs sound waves towards the _________________

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pinna, tympanic membrane

32
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midddle ear cavity connected by ___________ tube, houses ear __________

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eustachian tube, ear

33
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Amphibians, reptiles, and birds have a single middle ear ossicle called the ___________

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columella

34
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mammals have ___ middle ear ossicles the __________, _________, and __________

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3, malleus, incus, stapes

35
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what is echolocation?

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emit calls out to the environment and listen to echoes of those calls that return from various objects

36
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T/F? toothed whales produce sound as air passes across phonic lip membranes, causing tissues to vibrate

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true

37
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sound vibrations in toothed whales pass through _________ which shapes and directs sound into beam

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melon

38
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what is the function of pit receptors? what CN innervates them?

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sense infrared thermal radiation, CN V