Skeleton Flashcards

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What are the 3 main parts of the skeleton?

A

Skull, Vertebral Column, Thorax

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2
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What is the skeleton a main source of?

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Bone marrow, Calcium

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3
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3 structures of skeleton are?

A

Axial, Appendicular, Visceral

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4
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What does tetrapod mean?

A

Has 4 limbs

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5
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What does bipedal mean?

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Has 2 limbs

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6
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The word ossification?

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Bone remodelling by osteoblasts

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7
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What are the characteristics of osteoblasts?

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Bone building, regulates minerals

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8
Q

The two jaw bones are…..

A

Mandible, Mandibulla

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9
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The 4 main skull bones are…

A

Parietal, Occipital, Temporal, Frontal

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10
Q

The brain differences in Fish?

A

Large olfactory centres

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11
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The brain differences in Reptiles?

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Large occipital & olfactory centres

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12
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The brain differences in Birds?

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Large cerebral hemispheres

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13
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The brain differences in Mammals?

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Large cerebellum & cerebral cortexes

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14
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What makes the brain special?

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Not size but neurones

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15
Q

Definition of monodont?

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One tooth

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16
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Definition of homodont?

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Same teeth

17
Q

Definition of heterodont?

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Different teeth

18
Q

Definition of diphodont?

A

Permanent teeth

19
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Definition of polyphodont?

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Replaced teeth

20
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Definition of hypsodont?

A

High crowned

21
Q

How many vertebrae does a fish have?

A

Well ossified, Notochord in each centrum,

22
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How many vertebrae does a frog have?

23
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How many vertebrae does a Reptile have?

24
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How many vertebrae does a birds have?

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What else is on a fish vertebrae?
Neural arch, Hemal arch
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Caudal vertebrae in frogs?
No ribs, 1 urostyle
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Caudal vertebrae in birds?
Pygostyle
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Caudal vertebrae in apes?
Coccygeal
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What is a five fingered vertebrae called?
Pentadactyl
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What are the 3 basic fins called in fish?
Biserial, Ray, Finfold
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What are biserial fins?
Central axis of bone, series radial bones, pronounced basal lobe, found in lungfish
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What are ray fins?
Modern bony fish, no basal lobe
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What are fin fold fish?
Extended base and cartilage
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What is sprawling?
Most primitive posture
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What else other than sprawling?
Semi erect & erect
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What are the 3 grades?
Plantigrade, Digitigrade, Unguligrade