SPO9: Vertebrate Animal Diversity Flashcards by DJ Delacruz JR | Brainscape

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Lampreys, hagfish, bony fish, sharks & rays, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals all fall into this Phylum

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Phylum Chordata

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1

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Muscle segments

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2

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Anus

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3

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Pharangeal slits

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4

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Mouth

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5

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Dorsal hollow nerve cord

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6

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Notochord

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7

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Muscular, post anal tail.

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Sharks, skates, and rays belong to this class

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Class Chondrichthyes

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B

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Nostrils

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D

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Gill slits

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A and B

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Dorsal fins

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C

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Caudal fin

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E

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Pelvic fin

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D

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Pectoral fin

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B

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Lateral line

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A

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Spiracles

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Name these pores

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Pores of Lorenzini

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1

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Gill rakers

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4

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Gill plate

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3

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Gill filaments

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21

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Stomach

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24

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Spiral valve

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17, 18, and 19

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Liver

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34

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Gonads

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Bony fish belong to this class

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Class Osteichthyes

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3

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Nostril

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13

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Gill operculum

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5 and 6

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Dorsal fins

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7

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Caudal fin

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8

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Anal fin

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11

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Pelvic fin

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12

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Pectoral fin

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23

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Heart

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19

A

Stomach

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18

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Intestine

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22

A

Liver

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17

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Gonad

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25

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Swim bladder

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26

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Kidney

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9

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Anus

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Mammals belong in this class

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Class Mammalia

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2

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Trunk

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6

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Thorax

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7

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Abdomen

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Outer embryonic skin that lies over the skin of the pig

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Epitrichium

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7

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Genital papillia (urogenital opening)

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C

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Tongue

Q

A

A

Hard palate

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2

A

Soft palate

Q

B

A

Pancreas

Q

43

A

Spleen

Q

112

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Urinary bladder

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D

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Small intestine

Q

C

A

Large intestine

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5 and 6

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Carotid arteries

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A

A

Penis

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B

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Epididymis

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C

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Testi

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B

A

Ovary

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A

A

Oviduct/fallopian tubes

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Surrounds abdominal cavity, providing lubrication to reduce friction and provide structural support.

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Parietal peritoneum

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Covers abdominal organs, providing lubrication to reduce friction and provide structural support.

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Visceral peritoneum

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Surrounds thoracic cavity, providing lubrication to reduce friction and provide structural support.

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Parietal pleura

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Covers thoracic organs, providing lubrication to reduce friction and provide structural support.

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Visceral pleura