Shark Muscles Flashcards

1
Q

Three regions of shark body

A

Head: tip of snout to the cranial border of pectoral fin

Trunk: between pectoral and pelvic fins

Tail: caudal to pelvic fin

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2
Q

Countershading

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Dorsal side of the trunk is darker than the ventral side

Allows shark to better blend into its environment

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3
Q

Heterocercal

A

The dorsal lobe of the tail fin is larger than the ventral lobe

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4
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Nares

A

Cranial and ventral to eyes

Which open into blind-ended olfactory sacs for chemoreception

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5
Q

Lateral line system

A

Sense vibrations and movement in the water

Composed of bundles of sensory cells and canals located within the skin

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6
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Lateral line

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Largest canal from the lateral line system

Light, thin stripe extends just above the most lateral side of trunk

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7
Q

Ampullae of Lorenzini

A

Modified portion of the lateral line system sensitive to electrical fields

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8
Q

Endolymphatic ducts

A

Connect the vestibular apparatus to the outside of the body though endolymphatic pores

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9
Q

Spiracle

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Function unknown in sharks

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10
Q

Cloaca

A

Urinary and digestive track of both sexes empty via cloaca

Female urinary tract: Urinary papilla

Male urinary tract: Urogential papilla

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11
Q

Axial musculature arises from

A

Myotomes that differeniate from somites

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12
Q

Pectoral extensors

A

DORSAL

O: Scapular process and adjacent fascia

I: Radials and Ceratotrichia

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13
Q

Pectoral Flexors

A

VENTRAL

O: Coracoid bar

I: Radials and Ceratotrichia

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14
Q

Pelvic Extensors - Superficial Part

A

DORSAL

O: Iliac process of puboischiac bar

I: Radials and Ceratotrichia

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15
Q

Pelivic Extensors - Deep Part

A

DORSAL
O: Metaptyergium

I: Radials and Ceratotrichia

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16
Q

Pelvic Flexors - Proximal Part

A

VENTRAL

O: Linea alba and puboischiac bar

I: Metapterygium

17
Q

Pelvic flexors - Distal Part

A

VENTRAL

O: Metapterygium

I: Radials and Ceratotrichia

18
Q

Adductor Mandibulae

A

O: Posterior part of palatoquadrate cartilage

I: Meckel’s cartilage

19
Q

Dorsal and Ventral Constrictors 3-6

A

O: Vertical raphe

I: Vertical raphe

20
Q

Interhyoideus

A

O: Midventral raphe

I: Ceratohyal

21
Q

Intermandibularis

A

O: Meckel’s cartliage and adjacent fascia of the adductor mandibulae

I: Midventral raphe

22
Q

Levator hyomandibulae

A

O: Otic capsule

I: Hyomandibular

23
Q

Preorbitalis

A

O: Midventral surface of chondrocranium

I: Adductor mandibulae

24
Q

Spiracularis

A

O: Otic capsule

I: Palatoquadrate cartilage

25
Q

Cucullaris

A

O: Dorsal longitudinal bundle fascia

I: Epibranchial cartilage and scapular process

26
Q

Interarcuals

A

O: Pharyngobrachials

I: Epibranchials

27
Q

Levator palatoquadrati

A

O: Otic capsule

I: Palatoquadrate cartilage

28
Q

Common coracoarcuals

A

O: Coracoid bar

I: Coracohyoid

29
Q

Coracomandibularis

A

O: Fascia of common coracocarcuals

I: Meckel’s cartilage

30
Q

Coracohyoid

A

O: Common coracoarcuals

I: Basihyal